dreadnought

He wanted to give the dreadnought time to do its job.

For the price of a Dreadnought one might have hundreds.

The Dreadnought was all right down there at the bottom of the river.

Dreadnought served until 1784, when she was sold out of the service.

"Would you buy a used pocket dreadnought from this man?"

The dreadnought joined the training division once again in 1927.

It was the only door on Dreadnought which could be considered in good repair.

The club is also known by a nickname, the Dreadnoughts.

"Those involved with the dreadnought project were a select few," he went on.

She had been waiting on Dreadnought to watch the water coming in through the main leak.

Previous British dreadnoughts had been built very much with an eye on cost.

Brazil was the third country to begin construction on a dreadnought.

Perhaps my luck had been spent on the dreadnought affair.

"Dreadnought is good for a few years yet," he insisted.

"I know; and another Dreadnought meant something in those days.

And one slid past everything both dreadnoughts could throw at it.

During the battle Dreadnought lost seven killed and 26 wounded.

If people are coming to look at Dreadnought, he might be asked his opinion."

There are at least two destroyers and the dreadnought left.

The first dreadnoughts were made in the early 20th century.

Its reply to every demand upon it has been "more Dreadnoughts."

In retirement, he lived to see the start of the Dreadnought era.

The Rebellion with its own fleet of dreadnoughts at last!

I didn't even know he was captain of a dreadnought.

That was what clinched his being given full control over the dreadnought project.