Sentence examples for possible warship from inspiring English sources

Certainly, Britain's naval attache in Tehran, who wrote a report on possible warship sales, emerges as a naive figure: "The most potent [influence] is the perennial Iranian problem of graft.

It is disturbing that the Pentagon is "repositioning Navy warships" for possible military intervention.

The United States received a general warning of a possible attack on an American warship last month, senior defense officials said here today, but the warning lacked detail and did not specify the country in which to expect the attack.

A1 The United States received a general warning of a possible attack on an American warship last month, senior officials said, but the warning lacked detail and did not specify the country in which to expect the attack.

Two senior military officials said that the United States had received an unspecific warning of a possible attack on an American warship last month, but that it lacked detail and did not mention the country where the attack was expected.

At 06:30, Hydra caught up with Pevrieux on the Confiante and began a heavy fire, which the French warship returned when possible.

American naval officials said today that the destroyer Cole, at the moment of the bombing that killed 17 sailors, was at a medium-level alert, no different from that routinely in force in the Persian Gulf, despite the violence in Israel and a general warning of a possible terrorist attack on an American warship.

As the Pentagon began repositioning Navy warships to support a possible humanitarian or military intervention, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton bluntly told the Libyan leader to surrender power "now, without further violence or delay".

Figure 3 Possible future intervention strategies for the Vasa warship suggested by Ljungdahl [9].

On Saturday the US Navy said it was investigating another possible missile attack on a group of American warships.

Off every French port, large squadrons of British ships of the line and frigates awaited French movements and whenever possible intercepted and destroyed French merchant vessels and warships.