armadas in a sentence

1. In fact, one of the armadas carried around thirty thousand people.

2. Many were lost, as can be seen in this drawing from Memória das Armadas, c.1568

3. Earlier in the war, Spanish armadas had escorted treasure ships back to Europe annually.

4. Armadas of hostile aliens invaded without warning and they want to enslave all the planets!

5. Ching Shih assembled and ran one of the most formidable pirate armadas the world has ever seen.

6. It is enough only to recall the migration of peoples, strong winds were destroyed by mighty armadas.

7. Ford Expeditions, Toyota Sequoias, and Nissan Armadas are available in the fleet from previous administrations.

8. From that moment, Russians and Germans were friends, and friends have no need for vast armadas of armor and tanks.

9. The “Pacific solution”, as this policy is known, is popular with ordinary Australians, who fear armadas of Asian immigrants.

10. The Armadas of Light Forces were able to contain this outpouring of Dark Beings, and they also began to construct a gigantic net.

11. King Philip II, meanwhile, later rebuilt his fleet and dispatched two more Spanish Armadas in the 1590s, both of which were scattered by storms.

12. The demons of Satan's army will soon manifest themselves physically as aliens, arriving in armadas of spaceships that we have so far called UFOs.

13. The largest guerrilla organization was the FARC (Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia), which emerged in 1966 from several smaller groups.

14. Now the Great Houses have begun to rebuild their own armadas and stand ready to challenge the Clan invaders in the infinite battlefield of space.

15. However, the Luftwaffe jets were simply too few and too late to have any serious effect on the Allied air armadas now sweeping over the Reich with near-impunity.

16. f) Fish & flight: The fishing of big fishing armadas from the EU in front of the coasts of Westafrica has had particularly devasting effects on fishers in Senegal.

17. Obama’s drone armadas are central to his military posture, and the war on terror rationales inherited from Bush remain useful to Obama’s purposes, at home as well as abroad.

18. The Fuerzas Armadas de Liberación Nacional was a Puerto Rican clandestine paramilitary organization that, through direct action, advocated complete independence for Puerto Rico.

19. On April 24, 1989, the report was published and two days later, Juan José Gerardi Conedera was murdered by the Fuerzas Armadas de Guatemala (the military) for actively engaging in the peace process.

20. But the request is strangely coincident with the recent military advances of Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias Colombianas (FARC), the leftist guerrillas who already control 40 percent of the countryside.