Sentence examples for two vessels of from inspiring English sources
Last month a Chinese trawler operating in Japanese-controlled waters collided with two vessels of Japan's Coast Guard.
A few years later he entered Swedish service and was given command of two vessels of mainly Swedish colonists, who established (March 1638) New Sweden the first settlement on the Delaware River.
The result of this encounter was that the Lady Juliana arrived safely in port and the Scottish vessel fell prey to two vessels of the Continental Navy that were cruising nearby.9 The Juno, last of the prize ships to be accounted for, eluded the blockading frigates and made her way into Philadelphia.
Schlesien and Schleswig-Holstein were the only two vessels of the class to see continued front-line service in the Reichsmarine and later the Kriegsmarine.
Portland was the lead ship of the third class of "treaty cruisers" to be constructed by the United States Navy following the Washington Naval Treaty of 1922, following the two vessels of the Pensacola-class ordered in 1926 and the six vessels of the Northampton-class ordered in 1927.
Three vessels of diameters 35, 45 and 60 mm were used which comprehensively covers the HTE scale of interest.
Singapore's Neptune Orient Lines has ordered ten vessels of 14,000 TEUs; Orient Overseas Container Line has ordered ten of 13,000 TEUs.
Beginning in 1984, the four vessels of this class were given improved sonar and silencing and were fitted with dive-launched Exocet antiship missiles.
An Israeli official said that the navy was planning to stop five of the six vessels of the flotilla with large nets that interfere with propellers, but that the sixth was too large for that.
Thor himself journeys to Thrym, disguised as a bride, and the humour derives from the "bride's" astonishing manners at the wedding feast, where she eats an ox and eight salmon, and drinks three vessels of mead.
Evolving size distributions were measured over extended periods in three vessels of different scale with agitation conditions encompassing a range of average energy dissipation rates from 0.2 to 1.5 W/kg.
