Sentence examples for old submarines from inspiring English sources

Old submarines converted for radically new purposes, next-generation helicopters and engines for futuristic fighter jets, all made in Connecticut, were in the defense budget Mr. Bush unveiled last week and will bring billions of dollars in contracts to the state.

"It's like an old submarine," Mr. Verdi said, plopping down on his love seat.

"His strategy was, 'Run silent, run deep,' like the old submarine".

Inside the museum, there are exhibitions illustrating primitive diving techniques, an old submarine and mannequins displaying the commercial diving gear of yore.

On his own time, Macdonald says, Dobrygin pitched up and lived at Sevastopol, an old submarine port in the Crimean peninsula, to learn from the mariners there.

From the 1920s to the '60s, he manufactured luxury knives there, with ergonomically curved horn and antler handles, powering his home and workshop with a windmill, old submarine batteries and a Cadillac engine.

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The UK would therefore have to put new US missiles in then-old submarines.

The 16-year-old submarine, which in January had returned from Russia where it had undergone an £51m upgrade and refit, was fully armed with torpedoes and cruise missiles.

At the time she was already the oldest submarine in service with the Royal Navy.

The question of whether new technologies could one day make the deep oceans 'transparent' is emerging as a hotly-contested technical debate ahead of the Commons vote on the Successor programme, the replacement for the current fleet of four 20-year old Vanguard submarines.