Eksempler på brug af Both ships på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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We lost both ships.
Both ships at the same time.
Mandatory, for both ships.
Both ships are disabled.
That could take out both ships.
Both ships just powered weapons.
Propulsion is down on both ships.
Both ships have nice big play areas for children.
We should try to preserve both ships.
Both ships are owned by Stanchon Environmental Controls.
We would be putting both ships at risk.
Are traveling at warp. That's difficult enough when both ships.
That's difficult enough when both ships are traveling at warp.
Transport complete, Captain. They're in the engine rooms of both ships.
Appropriately for the occasion, both ships are beautifully decorated.
We have both ships coming up on the Teledar, sir, if you wish to observe.
They're in the engine rooms of both ships.
The quality of both ships and staff under their flags is rather more notorious than renowned.
They will come back and get both ships.
Both ships were in Norway in 1807 and had avoided confiscation by the British.
I detected weapons fire,and then both ships just disappeared. Malcolm?
The last time USAC attempted a rescue this far out… we lost both ships.
Most originated from what is Poland and Germany today,and they attacked both ships at sea and attacked and robbed along the coastlines.
Both ships have been locally constructed at the Brødrene Aa's shipyard in the fjord town of Hyen, located in one of the Nordfjord's sidearms.
Malcolm? I detected weapons fire,and then both ships just disappeared?
Both ships were partially scrapped by the Germans, and the few remains that were found at the Royal Dockyard after the war, were sold for scrap in 1945.
For the past several days is being constantly monitored.The massive dust storm that has obscured both ships' landing sites.
With a Russian march from the First World War booming from the loudspeakers,the Pobedy was speeding through the ice and everybody on both ships waved goodbye. Leonid Polyak- our Russian researcher onboard from the Byrd Polar Research Center, Ohio State University in USA- told us that the name of the march was'Slavanka', and now everyone is humming the tune.
With a Russian march from the First World War booming from the loudspeakers,the Pobedy was speeding through the ice and everybody on both ships waved goodbye.
For 5 MW tower on both ship and lorry.