Sentence examples for warship it from inspiring English sources
Not really a seagoing warship, it had nearly sunk on its voyage down from New York and did sink on its next sea voyage.
After five years of legal wrangling, America's Supreme Court in 2012 upheld a ruling that, because the wreck was a Spanish warship, it enjoyed sovereign immunity.
While the United Nations Security Council voted to condemn the sinking of the warship, it did not name North Korea as the culprit because of resistance from China, the North's neighbor and most important ally.
In the case of the Vasa warship, it was decided to determine the on-site density of the material with the density calibration procedure using X-ray equipment [36].
Meanwhile, France decided to delay delivery of the Mistral warships it has built for Russia.
In practice runs and attempts to attack blockading Union warships, it went to the bottom three times with great loss of life including that of Hunley himself.
Universities are like black holes, and will suck in every dollar they can lay their hands on.S.A. MorrisSaginaw, MichiganOcean soundsSIR – Concerning the incorporation of electric drives as a feature on warships, it is noteworthy that diesel-electric propulsion in various forms has been used for many years in numerous American oceanographic ships ("Making waves", December 8th).
The Villa del Salto ignored warning shots and a demand to surrender; after a desperate run from the Brazilian warships, it escaped to Argentine waters.
Because of the constant threat by Japanese aircraft and warships, it was difficult for Allied forces to resupply their forces on Guadalcanal, which were often under attack from Imperial land and sea forces in the area.
The immediate reaction in both Algeciras and Gibraltar was devoted to repairing and refitting the damaged warships: it was assumed by all involved that continuation of the action had merely been postponed rather than concluded.
"[The ship] is a workplace for the people on board, it's a home and it's a machine and it's a warship and it's also a moment in time," said Alex Hildred, head of research and curator of human remains at the Mary Rose Trust.
