Sentence examples for war battleship from inspiring English sources

The Admiral Kuznetsov attracted the most attention, looking like a second world war battleship, with clouds of black smoke billowing from its funnels.

But perhaps nothing is so amazing as the survival of the Liemba itself, a first world war battleship that now does service as a ferry up and down Lake Tanganyika – the longest lake in the world, separating present-day Tanzania and Congo, and also bordering Burundi and Zambia.

So why, after 145 years, $15 million in oceanic explorations and more than a decade of dives and excavation, is the Civil War battleship the Monitor being given a second life at a cost of $30 million, with its artifacts, history and accounts of its career displayed in a 63,500-square-foot space?

In June 1942, the pre-First World War battleship HMS Centurion was disguised as Anson in the Mediterranean Sea, acting as a decoy during Operation Vigorous.

The series reënvisions Second World War battleships as cute young girls clad in revealing uniforms.

Last month it emerged that Nolan will be using authentic second world war battleships for the film because he wants to avoid using too many digital effects.

The construction of both Roma and her sister ship was planned due to rising tensions around the world and the navy's fear that two Vittorio Venetos and the older pre-First World War battleships were not enough to counter the British and French Mediterranean Fleets.

Seen first in silhouette but later advancing to center stage and requiring eight stagehands to rotate it, it looks like an ugly science-fiction cross between various Marcel Duchamp works ("Nude Descending a Staircase," "The Bride and the Bachelors") and some "Star Wars" battleship.

Working within the limitations imposed by the FPS genre, the last title in CoD history, late-2014's Advanced Warfare, had a Hollywood-guff story that sprinted along breathlessly, tossing the player from secretive private-military facilities to warring battleships to collapsing bridges to stealth sequences that were actually, surprisingly, okay.

Missouri, the World War II battleship on which the Japanese surrendered in 1945.

One thing that makes us madder than anything else is the notion that war memorials, battleship manouvers, war paintings, citizen's military camps, and a lot of other things are"harbingers of peace".