Sentence examples for the naval of from inspiring English sources

For our first eight days we rummaged through the central parts of the state - Prescott, Jerome - the abandoned copper mining town with its visitor population made up mostly of week-day dentists/weekend biker guys (and gals), and Sedona - where, apparently, thousands believe the "naval of the universe (or something)" is to be found.

As of 2011, Trinidad has been the only Asian American recipient of the naval version of the Medal of Honor.

Meanwhile, China has showed visible displays of its own growing maritime prowess, such as during gigantic naval exercises in April, showcasing nuclear submarines for a celebration of the 60th anniversary of the naval arm of the People's Liberation Army.

After the passage of the Naval Act of 1794, work began on the construction of the six frigates:,,,,, and.

McCaffrey asks a difficult question: how does a small community struggle against the immense power of the naval forces of the world's unchallenged military power?

Much of the naval might of the United States is in the Middle East.

N. meningitidis exists as nonpathogenic flora in the naval cavity of ∼10% of adults (Caugant et al. 1994).

Henceforth, the naval strengths of the Japanese and of the Allies were virtually equal.

The naval rank of Captain is the equivalent of Colonel in the other US armed forces.

But the naval expedition of 911 912 was defeated by Leo of Tripoli.

The ultimatum was refused and the European allies intervened, the naval side of the war becoming the responsibility of Britain and Austria.