In 1905, an armoured cruiser was sunk in battle off South Korea.

Until I have an armoured cruiser and a staff of expert biologists, I am leaving the termites strictly alone.

The ship that ran out ahead was the only quick or modern ship in the squadron, the small Clyde-built armoured cruiser "Chiyoda."

The fleet consisted of seven battleships, two armoured cruisers, and some protected cruisers and torpedo-boat destroyers.

She turned off to the westward pursued by the armoured cruisers "Iwate" and "Yakumo."

The two armoured cruisers were old ships:-

The new ships were divided into ships-of-the-line (a new designation), large armoured cruisers, and small armoured cruisers.

She was modelled on the old steam frigates, for the special types of modern battleships and armoured cruisers were still in the future.

The "Boyarin" was left behind, damaged by accidentally grounding, so the squadron was made up of the three big armoured cruisers "Gromoboi," "Rossia," and "Rurik."