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Meanings of british fleet in English
Usage of british fleet in English
1
While this was going on, the British fleet arrived in the harbor.
2
On the twenty-ninth day of June, the British fleet began to arrive.
3
He went off after the visit of the British fleet to Kiel.
4
The remains of the British fleets had gone with her to destruction.
5
He meant not to imply any considerable danger to the British fleet.
6
The autumn would force the British fleet to leave for ice-free waters.
7
A gale blowing down-stream was the first trouble for the British fleet.
8
The British fleet under Admiral Sir A. Cockburn suddenly entered the Chesapeake.
9
The British fleet blockades Sackett's Harbor, and the American fleet blockades Kingston.
10
The general opinion was that the British fleet had appeared to the eastward.
11
In this vicinity Commodore Macdonough fought the British fleet in 1814.
12
She could not, because the British fleet stood in the way.
13
No reinforcements arrived after the first appearance of the British fleet.
14
The marvel is that the British fleets fought as well as they did.
15
Now the entire British fleet concentrated its fire upon the Gneisenau.
16
The British fleet had blockaded France ever since the year 1798.
This collocation consists of:
British fleet through the time
British fleet across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common