line - of - battle ship造句

• In the 1860s unarmoured steam line-of-battle ships were replaced by ironclad warships.
• This was the two-decker, a 92-gun second-rate line-of-battle ship.
• Smith anchored the line-of-battle ships " Theseus " so their broadsides could assist the defence.
• In 1860 the Royal Navy had more wooden steam line-of-battle ships than it needed to man in peacetime.
• Eleven or twelve British and Spanish line-of-battle ships anchored as close to shore as they could without grounding.
• On 12 September 1831 " Galatea " towed the line-of-battle ship by means of paddles alone.
• The frigates supporting the line-of-battle ships did break off, in one case suffering severe losses in the retreat.
• In 1849, the Royal Navy started ordering screw line-of-battle ships starting with the " Agamemnon ".
• The Royal Navy's first armoured line-of-battle ship, " Warrior " was commissioned in 1861.
• During the bombardment, " Retribution " towed or was coupled broadside to the 120-gun sailing line-of-battle ship.
• The first ironclad battleship, with iron armour over a wooden hull, " unarmoured line-of-battle ship as the most powerful warship afloat.
• The Swedes massed a fleet under Swedish Admiral Cederstrom, consisting of 11 line-of-battle ships and 5 frigates at 謗?and Jungfrusund to oppose them.
• The Swedes massed a fleet under Swedish Admiral Cederstrom, consisting of 11 line-of-battle ships and five frigates at 謗?and Jungfrusund to oppose them.
• The Swedes massed a fleet under Swedish Admiral Rudolf Cederstr鰉, consisting of 11 line-of-battle ships and 5 frigates at 謗?and Jungfrusund to oppose them.
• Similarly, the sailing line-of-battle ships and completed their conversion to steam line-of-battle ships on 21 May and 25 June 1861 respectively.
• Similarly, the sailing line-of-battle ships and completed their conversion to steam line-of-battle ships on 21 May and 25 June 1861 respectively.
• British Admiral Horatio Nelson defied orders and attacked the Danish fleet in harbor at the Saumarez in the First Battle of Algeciras, capturing a line-of-battle ship.
• The French line-of-battle ship " Henri IV " and the " Pluton " ran aground after a storm that destroyed many Allied ships.
• On the morning of 6 July Saumarez's squadron of six line-of-battle ships attacked French Admiral cutters to send them back to " Caesar ".
• Next, in company with, " Boadicea " fell in with four French line-of-battle ships under Rear-Admiral Pierre Dumanoir le Pelley, off Ferrol.