Examples of using Blockading in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Tens of thousands of people smuggled in… with the whole British Navy blockading the coast.
immediately engaged the blockading Royal Navy frigate Shannon in a fierce battle.
Gibraltar on January 19, driving the smaller blockading fleet to retreat to the safety of Algeciras.
If the separatists are involved, your daughters may be held on the Trade Federation ship blockading your planet.
by 1810 was off the French coast again, blockading their ports.
joining a fleet under Vice-Admiral Cuthbert Collingwood blockading Cadiz.
In 1987, many Penan communities protested against the logging of their land by blockading the roads cut though the forest by the logging companies.
Captain Bailey was assigned a command in the Gulf Blockading Squadron.
was given command of the fleet blockading Cádiz.
In France, professional fishermen are blockading the Atlantic, Channel
King and other members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff favored blockading Japanese forces in the Philippines
Angry fishermen are blockading ports; striking lorry drivers are refusing to carry freight:
Shortly after blockading Charleston harbor in May 1718,
By June, the task of blockading San Juan was delegated to the auxiliary cruiser USS Saint Paul,
Upon returning to the blockading fleet from the reconnaissance, Marblehead carried two Cuban officers who had been brought off to the ship from Leeward Point(the western side) of Guantánamo Bay.
for instance, blockading a road during a protest
control of the center by pieces instead of pawns, blockading of opposing pieces(notably the passed pawns) and prophylaxis.
Britain had tried to use its naval power early in the dispute, by blockading Porto Bello in Panama
of the Darfur tribes, precisely because it is being used as an argument for the blockading of the country.
With the Ottoman Turks blockading sea-lanes to the East