Examples of 'ships had' in a sentence
Meaning of "ships had"
ships had: Refers to the possession or ownership of ships in the past
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ships had
The ships had two rudders each.
I did not even know ships had sails.
Passing ships had to pay a sound toll.
It was written before the ships had turned around.
Both ships had short service careers.
I did not know ships had wheels.
The ships had relatively light armor.
The rams of the surviving ships had been severely damaged.
The ships had still not been repaired.
The time was very bad e the ships had been disorganized.
Both ships had the same attributes.
All attempts to communicate with the ships had failed.
All of these ships had similar hulls.
Ships had not yet received their armaments.
Other recovered ships had identical parts.
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The ships had extensive electrical generator systems.
Many merchant ships had to sail alone.
The ships had several layers of horizontal deck armor.
The three other ships had differing fates.
The ships had a beam of and at full load a draft of.
Many of the individual parts of ships had recently improved dramatically.
The ships had a single rudder.
Officials said it appeared the ships had been attacked with torpedoes.
Both ships had their torpedo tubes removed.
Local inhabitants reported that the ships had been wrecked in a storm.
These ships had three or more masts.
Subsequent reports suggested that three ships had in fact been damaged.
One of our ships had a navigational error.
Within a day nearly all the surviving target ships had been reboarded.
Other ships had more exciting endings.
The men who fought in the ships had also evolved.
Relief ships had not yet arrived.
There being no further sightings it was assumed that the ships had foundered during a storm.
One of the ships had been a cruise ship.
He imagined far away places and wondered where the ships had been.
Surviving ships had extensive damage.
This is the place from which many of the aircraft and the ships had disappeared.
Signaling passing ships had long been forbidden precisely.
Ships had steadily become larger to become more powerful.
Many of the smaller ships had already been forced to do so.
Ships had to have permission to.
In practice all the ships had slightly different weapons mounted.
Ships had weak hulls and their engines were not particularly powerful.
Weather was very rough and several ships had trouble keeping station.
Other ships had been similarly caught.
Sually the number of flags indicated how many ships had been sunk during the patrol.
These ships had two funnels.
Two of the French ships had been.
The ships had been wrecked in a storm.
By dawn nearly all the Korean ships had been destroyed.
