national ensign造句

• They do fly the national ensign, but not a commissioning pennant.
• This flag was flown beneath the national ensign.
• That one appropriately flew the national ensign.
• Fleet 31 was selected by the Ensign Class Association to host the National Ensign Regatta in 2010.
• Currently, only eight individual National Navy units do have colours other than the National Ensign or the FNFL jack.
• In 1869, Albert Hastings Markham, first lieutenant of submitted a design to Bowen for a national ensign for New Zealand.
• All vessels of U . S . national character should display the national ensign when operating in international and non-US waters.
• Officials from the United Kingdom argued that Jones was a pirate, since he sailed a captured vessel flying no known national ensign.
• In 1869 he submitted a design to George Bowen, the Governor of New Zealand for a national ensign for the fledgeling nation.
• Because the large-flag work keeps her busy, she would just as soon not deal with the national ensign that you fly at home.
• As the naval band played " Last Post ", the national flag and national ensign fluttering on INS Magdala were lowered for the last time.
• In the stands, dozens of the ochre red, yellow and black Aboriginal flags were dotted among a sea of the national ensign in red, white and blue.
• The national ensign, a gift of the ladies of the XVth Senatorial district, Aug . 20, 1862, showed service, the staff and three-fifths of the flag being gone.
• Although the United States Coast Guard has its own service ensign, all other U . S . Government ships fly the national ensign their service ensign, following United States Navy practice.
• The bands paraded to the flag pole where the national ensign was raised and the vast throng stood bareheaded during the playing of the'Star Spangled Banner'and'The Yellow and Blue . '"
• An Auxiliarist in uniform is expected to initiate salutes to the U . S . national ensign and friendly foreign flags as well as military officers who are senior to the Auxiliarist's office.
• Its aisles are on either side of the nave, which is decorated with the flags of the Episcopal Church and a variety of state and national ensigns representing the church and the city's history.
• When a captain determined that his new ship was ready to take to sea, he mustered the crew on deck, read his orders, broke the national ensign and distinctive commissioning pennant, and caused the log.
• On ships of the US Navy, First Call is sounded at 0755, 5 minutes ahead of Morning Colors ( raising the national ensign ), and 5 minutes before Evening Colors ( lowering the national ensign ).
• On ships of the US Navy, First Call is sounded at 0755, 5 minutes ahead of Morning Colors ( raising the national ensign ), and 5 minutes before Evening Colors ( lowering the national ensign ).