trepassey造句

• Trepassey features a museum with artifacts from Amelia Earhart's flight.
• Two devastating broadsides knocked " Trepassey " out of the fight.
• Scrambler recommissioned " Trepassey " at Newfoundland by in September 1801.
• He was born in Trepassey and was educated at Saint Bonaventure's College.
• Lieutenant Jasper Scrambler took command of " Trepassey " in 1800 in Newfoundland.
• After an overnight stop at Trepassey Bay, Santa Cruz in the Azores on the 10th.
• Placenames like Durango, Colorado, Trepassey, Biscayne Cove and Biscayne Bay remember their foundations.
• French explorer Jacques Cartier passed through Trepassey Bay during his second voyage of exploration in 1536.
• His Majesty's Naval Storekeeper claimed her as the " Trepassey ", sloop of war.
• They were sighted off Trepassey by the Americans, who reported on their arrival in the New York Times.
• Until the Treaty of Utretch was signed, Trepassey was the sole settlement where English and French borders in Newfoundland met.
• Leake engaged and sank many French merchant ships and attacked French fishing stations, destroying them and driving the French from Trepassey.
• Lieutenant Richard Kevern was promoted to lieutenant on 24 October 1793 and replaced Brenton in command of " Trepassey ".
• The fish plant's closure inflicted a bitter economic and infrastructural wound on Trepassey, from which it has still not recovered.
• Most of their settlements, such as those in Trepassey Bay and Plaisance was permanently settled, and its fortifications housed a small garrison.
• Jahleel Brenton, who would command " Trepassey " in 1793, provides an interesting description of her and her sister ship.
• Barry repaired " Trepassey ", disarmed her, and sent her as a Halifax under the direction of her master, Phillip Windsor.
• On their fourth attempt, the  Friendship, the plane, took off and landed in Newfoundland where they stopped for thirteen days at Trepassey.
• Portugal Cove South was settled by the Molloy's from Trepassey and the O'Leary's from Renews from the 1800-1850s.
• In May 1796, Lieutenant John Hampstead took command . " Trepassey " was rated an armed sloop, and sailed to Plymouth for refitting.