Sentence examples for substantial fleet from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, the season ended magnificently with a black queen, a white wolf king – of newly recognised lineage, and a Khaleesi and her substantial fleet heading to shore.

Businesses had used aircraft since the early 1920s, and a substantial fleet of twin piston-engine executive aircraft existed when the executive jets arrived.

Although commercial refueling stations will be necessary to support a substantial fleet of natural gas vehicles, home refueling may be the magic bullet that makes the vehicles practical.

To offset this, it has developed numerous power projection assets since the early 2000s – its first aircraft carrier entered service in 2012, and it maintains a substantial fleet of submarines, including several nuclear-powered attack and ballistic missile submarines.

Philip's motives are not entirely clear, but one likely explanation is that he hoped to use the Athenian navy in his campaign against Persia, since Macedon did not possess a substantial fleet; he therefore needed to remain on good terms with the Athenians.

The organisers, Sir Keith Mills' Team Origin, claimed a spectator crowd of 48,000 ashore and estimated another 15,000 in a substantial spectator fleet on the water.

Reval (Tallin), Narva, Riga, and Libau (modern Liepāja, Latvia) emerged as significant centres of export and industry and as homes for substantial commercial fleets.

like Enterprise and Hertz, which had planned to have substantial E.V. fleets, have not been able to increase electric numbers because of low customer demand.

Great Britain and France had been at war for more than two years by April 1795, and British dominance at sea was well established, with the Royal Navy maintaining substantial blockade fleets off all of the principal French naval ports.

Prior to unification East Germany had a substantial deep-sea fishing fleet, but most of it has since been scrapped; its shore base for fish processing was at Sassnitz on the island of Rügen.

Mick Cash, general secretary of the RMT, said: "It is simply insane that with Eurostar unveiling a modern new fleet, generating substantial and increased profits, and planning for expansion, that this government is planning to sell off Britain's lucrative, strategic stake".