Sentence examples for warship from from inspiring English sources

It came eventually to distinguish the warship from the merchantman and, more specifically, the warship in commission from the warship laid up in harbour.

As it can be hard to distinguish a warship from other boats, the IISS uses its own definition of what counts and what does not.

In South Carolina, Paul will talk about national security in front of the USS Yorktown, a giant decommissioned warship from the second world war.

A warship from China dropped anchor off Tokyo today for the first port call in Japan by a Chinese military vessel since World War II, a highly symbolic display of improving ties.

SHANGHAI — A Japanese destroyer docked at a heavily guarded naval base in Guangdong Province on Tuesday for a five-day port call, the first by a warship from Japan in China since World War II.

A 69-year-old retired American warship from World War II has met its end in a Mexican port where it had languished for nearly a decade amid international legal wrangling and mounting bills.

Meanwhile, the Confederate government clandestinely commissioned warships from English shipyards.

Warships from the United States, Russia, NATO, India and Europe soon began steaming toward Somalia's waters.

That fleet, supplemented by warships from other allies including Canada, Australia and Britain, is also expected to grow.

The South, meanwhile, purchased warships from Britain and set about catching and burning Union whalers.

The exercise is the first time that warships from those three countries have conducted joint maneuvers.