Eksempler på bruk av Several ships på Engelsk og deres oversettelse til Norsk
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The Bresica and his next several ships served the Mediterranean region,
the military got possession of several ships.
The bulk of the fleet arrived successfully, but several ships, including the flagship Fraternité carrying General Hoche were delayed.
from 1923 he operated as commanding officer on several ships in the Danish navy.
After 1692, several ships were built on Nyholm and in 1750, for the first time a Danish king,
Jahre was the chairman of Aksjeselskapet Kosmos for many years, as well as several ship stock companies.
In 1778, several ships embarked for Louisiana with hundreds of settlers.
In 1912 Mowinckel turned this shipping partnership into a limited company with several ships: A/S J.
then a Captain of Several Ships; it sells out within a week.
even not on one but on several ships of the great powers is very painful for any Patriotic citizen.
She was subsequently followed by several ships, including river cruise ships, chartered from both the Baltic Shipping Company and the Black Sea Shipping Company.
Several ships ran aground,
as a citizen of Bergen was Hauge also ship owner with several ships.
King Haakon built several ships of the class“25-sections”. One of them he simply called Draken. This ship gained a great reputation as a very seaworthy vessel.
George Washington had already informed Congress that he had assumed command of several ships for this purpose, and individual governments of various colonies had outfitted their own warships.
It is important that the Operator has use of several ships as regards general safety
Near the South American coast several ships scattered the storm, others were captured by the Portuguese and the Spaniards, so that only one ship left on the east, on which Adams was.
the flagship of the Cape squadron, the first of several ships on which he served during his midshipman years.
Several ships had to turn back
easily be constructed allowing the mooring of several ships for simultaneous loading and/or unloading.