Sentence examples for sea victory from inspiring English sources

F. Haydn Williams, who headed the selection process for the American Battle Monuments Commission and is a Navy veteran of World War II, said the floors under the arches would pay tribute to all the armed services with the words "Victory on Land, Victory on Sea, Victory in the Air".

"On the anniversary of our nation's most glorious sea victory, let us remember our heroes that helped bring the United States to its knees," he says, his face obscured by shadows.

By March 1, the tugboat Sea Victory had towed the bow from the beach and out to sea, initially followed by an oil skimmer vessel, the OSRV Oregon Responder.

On March 8, the bow was again refloated, and by March 11 it was successfully towed 280 miles (450 km) off the coast by the Sea Victory and a second tug, the Natoma.

The Navy made the switch in January 1999, and on 12 September, New Jersey was towed by the tug Sea Victory from Bremerton, Washington to Philadelphia, for restoration work in the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard in advance of her planned donation for use as a museum.

The Athenians, about the full moon in Boedromion, gained their sea-victory at Naxos under the conduct of Chabrias; on the twentieth, at Salamis, as we have shown in our treatise on Days.

In "Goodbye To All That?", James Fenton starts from a fascinating account of the day in 1665, during the second Anglo-Dutch war, when citizens of London and of The Hague believed that they could hear the guns of the great English sea-victory off Lowestoft.

When the Mercury award ceremony comes around, any result other than a British Sea Power victory would be a travesty.

But wearing throwback jerseys — light blue with dark blue numbers — certainly was an added bonus prior to the Sea Kings 35-00 Pacific Coast League victory over Irvine.

It was, Lord Austin declared, to sit in an English garden receiving alternating messengers bearing reports of British victories at sea and British victories on land.

The European parliament voted on Wednesday to ban the wasteful practice of throwing away healthy fish at sea in a victory for campaigners and green groups after more than two years of procedural wrangling.