Sentence examples for to battleship from inspiring English sources
noun
Large capital warship displacing tens of thousands of tons, heavily armoured and armed with big guns. Battleships are now obsolescent, replaced by smaller vessels with guided missiles. Types: dreadnought, pre-dreadnought.
Later they moved on to Battleship and Monopoly.
It might still be even if you didn't: there's something of the big dumb puppy to Battleship, whose risible tricks unite the crowd in indulgent giggles.
Ms. Figura's installation features galleries painted something close to battleship gray and alleviated by occasional walls of saturated colors that echo the early woodcuts of Kandinsky, Kokoschka and Max Pechstein in the show.
There's no one else I know who has had a number one in America, and has written a score to Battleship Potemkin.' The number one in America was in 1986, with the Pet Shop Boys' very first hit single, 'West End Girls'; the Battleship Potemkin part will happen next Sunday in Trafalgar Square and is why they're in a recording studio.
There's nothing quite like a midnight show that gets out after 3 a.m., especially one with a bunch of people wearing fake beards....And Two Not To "Battleship" (May 18) Because by the time you read this, you may have missed your chance to see a midnight opening.
The games, ranging from poker to battleship, are accessible to users of social networks such as Facebook and Bebo.
The slow-firing 12 inches main guns were the principal weapons for battleship-to-battleship combat.
After the war, he was eventually reassigned to the battleship, to serve in the Pacific fleet.
This money would go for everything from schools to battleships.
The momentary let-down applies, however, only to battleships.
Turbines were applied to destroyers from about 1900 and to battleships from 1906.
