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उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Especially the eight largest English vessels were almost unsinkable themselves but could wreck the smallest Dutch ships with a single broadside.
2. The garlands added nothing to the substance of the legend but ensured that it continued after the decline of the single broadside ballad.
3. During the bombardment " New Ironsides " fired only a single broadside, but she was hit over 50 times in return without significant damage or casualties.
4. For example, the American " Iowa "-class battleships carried a main armament of nine main guns in turrets which could all be trained to a single broadside.
5. "Peacock " then fired a single broadside ( or by Bartlett's account, two broadsides ), which caused substantial damage to the " Nautilus ".
6. Pursued by a vessel which could have blown his ship out of the water with a single broadside, nobody could have blamed Captain Kinnier if he had hauled down his colours and surrendered.
7. At about 12 : 40 pm, Yeo abruptly reversed course, intending to exchange a single broadside with " General Pike " while they passed on opposite tacks, and then concentrate against the weaker schooners at the rear of Chauncey's line.
8. Though powerful, the naval demi-cannons were inaccurate except at close range so opposing warships would try to get as close as possible before firing their broadside in order to cause as much damage as possible; sometimes a single broadside was enough to cripple the enemy vessel.
9. The results indicated that a theoretical battleship that dispensed with the intermediate 8-and 7-inch armament and was armed with only twelve 11-or 12-inch guns, all able to fire on a single broadside, was worth " three " of the battleships then in service.
10. The pirates were able to board the vessel without firing a single broadside because the " Cabo " had been damaged in a storm and to avoid capsizing the crew had dumped all of its 72 cannon overboard, then anchored off R�union island to undergo repairs . ( This incident would later be used by Robert Louis Stevenson in his novel " Treasure Island " where the galleon is referred to as " The Viceroy of the Indies " in the account given by his famed fictional character Long John Silver ).