Sentence examples for ocean war from inspiring English sources

"This year I've got a fresh horse, Ocean War.

* Where the money's going Ocean War was yesterday's Derby mover, 16-1 from 20-1 with Ladbrokes.

And Sheikh Mohammed himself will be aiming to spoil the fairytale with the unexposed Godolphin candidate Ocean War.

The Italian has not taken part in the Classic since he rode Ocean War, 11th three years ago.

He will ride Ocean War, currently a 14-1 outsider, while attention focuses on whether or not the Queen wins at last with Carlton House, the horse she owns, being a clear favourite.

Steered to the outside as Moore tried to make headway on the turn into the home straight, Carlton House was pushed wider still by Ocean War, the mount of Frankie Dettori, who would surely be mortified by any suggestion that he got in the Queen's way.

That sense of urgency helped supply Great Britain and win a two-ocean war.

Richmond, in a 1942 article in The Fortnightly Review, charged that the loss of Singapore illustrated "the folly of not providing adequately for the command of the sea in a two-ocean war".

Imagine, 260 years later, across oceans, wars, anti-Semitism, the Holocaust and countless other atrocities, this cup will be used this Passover.

Politicians can also thank the Pentagon for protective camouflage; it's taking the global consequences of climate change – refugees from rising oceans, wars over water and food – as serious threats to national security.

As we made our transition from pearl of the Indian Ocean to war-torn, disaster-prone paradise, our drive for Test status floundered.