Sentence examples for sinking of one of from inspiring English sources

In October 2013, Menna, his wife Rosaria and six friends had been out sailing on their 15-metre yacht when they were the first on the scene after the sinking of one of the unseaworthy boats used by people smugglers to transport the migrants.

In a day marked by expressions of remorse, confession and resolution to solve the mysteries of the sinking of one of Russia's most advanced warships, the commander of the Northern Fleet, Adm. Vyacheslav Popov, went on television to ask forgiveness.

The South is making a show of strength amid continuing anger over the sinking of one of its warships in March.

SEOUL, South Korea — Prime Minister Wen Jiabao of China offered condolences on Saturday to South Korea for the sinking of one of its warships in March, The Associated Press reported.

But this week's emotional apology from the president and other top Russians for the loss of 118 lives on the Kursk submarine means that the political damage may now be containable.The sinking of one of Russia's newest and most formidable submarines during naval manoeuvres on August 12th marked the beginning of the worst ten days of Mr Putin's political life.

But it was widely expected that South Korea would raise the issue of the sinking of one of its warships in March.

The conference was called in response to the sinking last summer of one of the boats near Hot Springs, Ark .Twenty passengers were aboard; 13, including three children, died.

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The South blames a North Korean torpedo attack for the sinking in March of one of its naval vessels, the Cheonan, that killed 46 sailors.

And they say the most likely cause of the sinking is the misfiring of one of the Kursk's torpedoes.

Arizona Memorial, a simple structure built athwart the sunken hulk of one of the battleships sunk almost 60 years ago by Japanese dive bombers and torpedo planes as they lay at anchor off Ford's Island in Pearl Harbor, long known as "the Gibraltar of the Pacific".