Sentence examples for warships start from inspiring English sources
That means that if American warships start prowling the waters around these new bases, Australia would presumably offer support.
The Americans were killed after American warships started shadowing the Quest and negotiations between the Navy and the pirates broke down.
The monitoring of the deformation behaviour only began in the late 1990s [11], when the movements of the warship started to be registered in more detail.
Michael Fallon, the defence secretary, has announced that work on the Clyde to build a new generation of warships will start next summer after months of delay.
Unbeknown to him, a South Korean warship was starting a barrage at an object it had believed was a North Korean submarine slipping away after blasting the Cheonan but was later determined to have been a flock of north-bound migrating birds.
In fact, the wrangling mirrors policy conflicts that preceded the decision in 1999 to start sending American warships into Aden for refueling -- a decision that ultimately led to the Cole bombing, which killed 17 American sailors.
Now, Russia has to source key components for its warships, aircraft and weapons systems elsewhere - or start to build them itself".
This means that when a country actually needs to do something — like build an advanced warship — nobody knows how to do it anymore, and everything has to start from scratch.
Lavrov said recent car bombings in Aleppo and Damascus and "fairytales about the entry of Russian warships into Syrian ports" were disrupting efforts by Kofi Annan, the former UN secretary general, to secure a ceasefire and start talks.
He was soon to start one of the most unusual family reunions related to American military service: a high-seas passage aboard a warship on its last leg home.
But the sinking of a South Korean warship in March has shattered the mood and heightened tensions between the two nations, turning the World Cup into a missed opportunity less than a month before the games start.
