Use "navy" em uma frase

1. "Do you remember that after I got out of the Navy I had several jobs? One of them was as a carpenter

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2. Wally was 19 when war broke out and went straight into the navy, spending most of the war years on a ship up in Scapa Flow

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3. He had retied his hair, and had on a navy turtleneck

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4. One of the men in the study had served in the Navy

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5. The navy has a reputation for severity

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6. Mum and Dad had met just after the war – Dad had been in the Navy and, from what I could see, spent a fairly boring time up at Scapa Flow trying to keep warm, at least, that is what he told me when I used to sit on his lap as a kid

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7. Dad had trouble getting a job after the war, he’d seen a bit more of the world in the Navy and this made it difficult for him settling back into the old life

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8. They're looking for auditors in the Defense Department (Army, Navy, Air Force etc

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9. By the rules of precedency, a captain in the navy ranks with a colonel in the army ; but

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10. The sovereign, for example, with all the officers both of justice and war who serve under him, the whole army and navy, are unproductive labourers

11. The navy of England would not be sufficient

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12. An extraordinary quantity of paper money of some sort or other, too, such as exchequer notes, navy bills, and bank bills, in England, is generally issued upon such occasions, and, by supplying the place of circulating gold and silver, gives an opportunity of sending a greater quantity of it abroad

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13. By the reduction of the army and navy at the end of the late war, more than 100,000 soldiers and seamen, a number equal to what is employed in the greatest manufactures, were all at once thrown out of their ordinary employment : but though they no doubt suffered some

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14. In the Dutch war, during the government of Cromwell, her navy was superior to that of Holland ; and in that which broke out in the beginning of the reign of Charles II

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15. Its superiority, perhaps, would scarce appear greater in the present times, at least if the Dutch navy were to bear the same proportion to the Dutch commerce now which it did then

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16. And he has been in the navy a long time

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17. gets out of the navy

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18. He went on to say that he had been in the navy a long time, adding, “As was my father before me

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19. She stood, a smile on her face, her dark hair tied back neatly, wearing a thin navy suit-jacket – partly unbuttoned to reveal a tight-fitting blouse-shirt– and matching skirt, short enough to reveal a few centimetres above her dark-stockinged knees: formal yet feminine

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20. The captains of his majesty's navy, indeed, or any other commissioned officers, appointed by the board of admiralty, may inquire into the condition of the forts and garrisons, and report their observations to that board

21. But that board seems to have no direct jurisdiction over the committee, nor any authority to correct those whose conduct it may thus inquire into; and the captains of his majesty's navy, besides, are not supposed to be always deeply learned in the science of fortification

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22. “The Navy will deal with the stragglers

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23. “How long have we got before the Navy arrive?” asked Jim, rubbing his temples with his hands

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24. “Do you really think they’ll send the entire Earth Navy to escort us back there?” added Scott

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25. “It’s the Navy! They’re bombarding the mines on Europa

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26. “As I’m sure you’ve heard, the Navy took their next move

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27. “That’s what the Navy will be hoping, sir

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28. The hope was that the two Navy frigates would not detect them, but if they did, their path would give the impression that they were heading to rendezvous with Ganymede, not approaching the far side of Europa

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29. If we get the footage from the main telescope of this station, and we splice it with footage from this video, this becomes a movie of an atrocity committed by the Navy

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30. “I don’t think the Navy realised there were families living in the mining habitats

31. ” The admiral nodded towards the camera and the screen was again replaced with the Navy logo

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32. In England, for example, when, by the land-tax, every other sort of revenue was supposed to be assessed at four shillings in the pound, it was very popular to lay a real tax of five shillings and sixpence in the pound upon the salaries of offices which exceeded a hundred pounds a-year; the pensions of the younger branches of the royal family, the pay of the officers of the army and navy, and a few others less obnoxious to envy, excepted

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33. Three weeks later, Confederate secretary of the navy,

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34. Mallory, ordered Bulloch to go abroad to secure ships and military supplies and to build a Confederate navy that could prey on Union shipping

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35. The United States Navy

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36. the prime source of regular officers for the United States Navy

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37. George Badger as secretary of the navy

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38. Navy, having been founded in 1830

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39. Furthermore, he considered the Saginaw a political vessel that was ordered to be built in California by the secretary of the navy at the instigation of California Senator William

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40. The debts which are due, either for extraordinary services, or for services either not provided for, or not paid at the time when they are performed; part of the extraordinaries of the army, navy, and ordnance, the arrears of subsidies to foreign princes, those of seamen's wages, etc

41. Navy and exchequer bills, which are issued sometimes in payment of a part of such debts, and sometimes for other purposes, constitute a debt of the second kind; exchequer bills bearing interest from the day on which they are issued, and navy bills six months after they are issued

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42. establishing a mint in California, the survey of the Pacific coast, and the establishment of a navy yard and station with large

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43. officers of the Monarch, the newest and largest ship of the British navy

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44. Berrien, to the secretary of the navy

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45. It could not take effect until the return of the John Adams to the United States had been reported to the Navy Department

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46. He called on the navy

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47. that they had received instructions to transfer settlement to the Navy Department

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48. Navy for services,

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49. navy steamers heading for Washington as they were heading

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50. visit the Confederate Navy headquarters in Richmond and

51. similar to those they had relinquished in the federal navy

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52. as a Lieutenant in the Confederate States of America Navy

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53. After his commissioning by the Confederate Navy, things started

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54. It was a navy blue single breasted suit with a grey pin stripe

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55. States, and before it was all over, the Confederate Navy had

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56. lengthy service in the United States Navy

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57. number were loyal to United States Navy after many years of

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58. broke out after many years of service in the United States Navy, he moved his family to New York out of loyalty to the North and

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59. remained there for the rest of his life while continuing his service with the navy

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60. Navy, and later became a Confederate Navy officer, acting as a

61. In 1820, Barron began his official service in the navy, serving in various positions until his promotion to lieutenant on March 3, 1827

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62. an impressive career in the United States Navy, rising to captain in 1855 and to a bureau chief of the Navy Department in 1860

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63. resignation was not accepted by Navy Secretary Welles, and he

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64. initiated by Confederate Secretary of the Navy Stephen R

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65. The Sea King would be the last cruiser Bulloch would buy, and she was the last hope of the Confederate Navy

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66. commissioned as the CSS Shenandoah of the Confederate States of America Navy

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67. Florida, it was the intention of the United States to convert her into a federal cruiser, which the Union Navy sorely needed

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68. The Florida could therefore not be delivered to Brazil in satisfaction of the final court order and could not rejoin the ranks of the Confederate Navy

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69. Having served twenty years in the United States Navy, how could I claim otherwise?

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70. neutralizing both of them, the United States Navy was able to

71. for the federal navy, but this was simply not the case

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72. The size of the federal navy was insufficient to

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73. advantages: the fact that his targets were essentially unarmed, the federal navy could not locate his position, and the Shenandoah’s

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74. It was the Nimrod, an American-built vessel that had been transferred to Dutch owners, and this was certainly out of respect to the Confederate Navy

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75. Navy, I have encountered more than my fair share of both

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76. surrender of the Confederate Navy and particularly, CSS

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77. States Navy in the summer of 1865 was also out of touch with

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78. rode over to Navy Yard Bridge, about twenty minutes away

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79. When I left Hillsboro to join the Navy in 1957, the population was around 7,000

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80. From the outset of the Civil War, the United States Navy did the best it could to protect American commerce and enforce the

81. commanders of navy and army forces on the Pacific coast to aid

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82. the army and navy jointly provided men and arms for the

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83. Confederate Navy Secretary Mallory

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84. Shown in glorious abundance by our Navy Seal team that took out Osama bin Laden

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85. States Navy with many assignments, that took him to the oceans

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86. superior was the secretary of the Confederate Navy

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87. to fire, and made a stand to defend his ship with a cutlass in one hand and an old navy revolver in the other

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88. knew that as soon as the news broke about the destruction in the Bering Sea, the United States Navy would be seeking him out

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89. of his old United States Navy shipmates, David McDougal, had

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90. Navy to seek out and destroy the pirate

91. The first stop was the Mare Island Navy Yard where Captain

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92. He fired off a telegram to Secretary Welles and also sent a message to the commander of the United States Navy

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93. Navy, as there were standing orders delivered to the fleet from

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94. Obama was killed by one shot to the head yesterday, said shot administered by a Navy Seal, God bless him

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95. immediately transmitted all of this intelligence on the day it was received to the Secretary of the Navy, Gideon Welles

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96. secretary of the treasury to the secretary of the navy containing copies of telegrams received by the Treasury from the collector

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97. entering British ports as per the laws of neutral nations, and this restricted the actions of the United States Navy significantly

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98. This meant that now the British Navy and the U

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99. Navy commanders advising them of the

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100. friendly nations to the British Navy