robeck造句

• De Robeck became gunnery officer in the corvette HMS " Pyramus " in the Mediterranean Fleet in June 1900.
• De Robeck went on to become Commander of the HMS " King George V ", in November 1916.
• Bynum dispatched an investigator to visit Robin Robeck at her residence in Oregon, to show her a series of mug shots.
• Whales have a 17-month gestation process, and Kasatka isn't expected to give birth until summer, Robeck said.
• Kasatka had to hold her breath for up to 12 minutes and float upside down while the semen was inserted, Robeck said.
• In retirement de Robeck became President of the Marylebone Cricket Club . and died at his home in London on 20 January 1928.
• At the end of the first week of May 1915 Admiral de Robeck, who wanted more naval attacks, was recalled to London.
• Keyes remained a firm supporter of naval action, and on 23 September submitted a further proposal to pass through the Dardanelles to de Robeck.
• Without hesitation, Robeck positively identified two photos presented to her as those of the men who had kidnapped and raped her on September 30.
• Robeck also called for various modifications to destroyer design to help ships make more seaworthy, in particular keeping up their speed in adverse weather conditions.
• Although Robeck had been able to identify mug shots of Bittaker and Norris in a police lineup, she was unable to positively identify her assailants.
• A second killer whale at the San Diego park may be pregnant through this process, but it's too early to tell, Robeck said.
• But Robeck was disappointed by the pope's treatment of evangelical and Pentecostal churches, which have been growing and competing with Catholicism across Latin America.
• In August 1914 she was allocated to the 9th Cruiser Squadron, under Rear Admiral John de Robeck, on the HMS " Vindictive ".
• Even though they have been less eager to talk about the papacy than their Orthodox counterparts, the question is important for Protestants, Rev . Robeck said.
• At first it appeared that the ship had been hit in a magazine and de Robeck though that the ship had struck a floating mine or been torpedoed.
• Admiral John de Robeck replaced Admiral Gough-Calthorpe on August 5, 1919 as " Commander in Chief, Mediterranean, and High Commissioner, at Constantinople ".
• "' Johan Robeck "'( 1672 1739 ) was a Swedish-German philosopher who wrote an essay allowing suicide from a theological point of view.
• There were calls amongst the British, particularly from Churchill, to press on with the naval attack and De Robeck advised on 20 March that he was reorganising his minesweepers.
• He had been present when de Robeck assumed command from Carden and was more senior, but had been commanding the base at Mudros whereas de Robeck was with the fleet.