Sentence examples for the enemy ship from inspiring English sources

An example of combined firing employment to the enemy ship fleet is shown in the end.

Players can also lead boarding parties onto the decks of other vessels, or, if the opportunity presents itself, they can dive into the water, sneak aboard the enemy ship and assassinate its captain.

This time, Sterett kept his distance, and ordered Enterprise guns to be lowered to aim at the polacca's waterline, a tactic that threatened to sink the enemy ship.

Naval historian Jørgen Barfod explains that the battle was fought "in a disorganized manner from beginning to end" since Tromp had given the order for each commander to attack the enemy ship closest to him.

According to the unnamed Fleming, the ship had fired all of its guns of one side and was turning to present the guns on the other side to the enemy ship, when she was caught in a strong gust of wind, heeled and took in water through the open gunports.

Rejected by Nellie, Emile ("This Nearly Was Mine"), who at first declined when his love of Nellie seemed safe and protected, decides to join Cable on a highly dangerous mission to a Japanese-held island, where they can report the enemy ship movements.

The English fleet first sailed past the French before turning to attack them in the rear, grappling the enemy ships before boarding them.

Lawrence did not hesitate for a moment to sail out and take on the British, despite the enemy ships lurking nearby — even though he had orders to avoid an engagement if possible.

During the Roman siege of Syracuse, the great mathematician and physicist supposedly advised the town's defenders to polish their shields, stand together, and aim a collective death ray at the enemy ships, which helpfully burst into flames (the exercise has been successfully replicated since, notably by students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2005).

Texas took four of the enemy ships under fire immediately.

San Martín watched the enemy ships from the top of the convent during the night.