admirals造句

the admirals bridge

And admirals switch jobs often.

The two admirals bent over the chart.

Victor Henry diffidently named three well-known rear admirals.

The guilty men in this episode were gutless admirals.

The Soviet admirals wanted to make it versatile and arm it with any possible weapons.

The coats of the admirals and generals were covered with gold braid.

In the face of the unusual demands of young admirals, Prime Minister Attlee was shocked.

"Never mind them," said one of the admirals, taking over the telescope and looking out to sea with it.

Below Cai Shiying, the first is the three admirals of Li Benshen, Liu Guangbi and Yang Minggao.

We have over 200 generals and admirals that have endorsed our campaign and there are special people.

UNC now runs six courses a year for one-star admirals; last month's course was its first for three-stars.

The return of their ships to Syria is a dream of Russia's admirals and a nightmare for Israel, which fears renewed Russian co-operation with Syria.

Ackbar would return to the fleet, though he willingly relinquished control to younger admirals and fleet officers while adopting more of an advisory position.

"I forged a parking sticker and I parked where the admirals and the generals [park] ... so I wouldn't have to walk 15 minutes through the snow," Barron said.

America sends a signal when it redeploys naval forces to the Pacific and its admirals tell Congress that “China’s interest in a peaceful and stable environmentis difficult to reconcile

Fifth, I was impressed by the reputation for competence and professionalism of Venetian leaders, admirals, diplomats, ship builders, glass blowers, and other Venetians excelled in war and in peace.

He viewed both his enemies and Allies with curiosity, rarely showing what he was truly thinking, though he never feuded with the other admirals, despite their low opinions of him.