例句與造句

1. After supporting the Cuban blockade from 2 to 26 November, she returned to Norfolk to resume normal operations.
2. "Kaskaskia " return to Mayport 22 October and two days later sailed to participate in the Cuban blockade.
3. The discussion must continue, because that will inform administration deliberations, not cripple them; some contemporary version of the Cuban blockade might even emerge.
4. On 9 November 1962, " Stormes " joined the Cuban Blockade and continued that duty until the end of the Cuban Missile Crisis.
5. The patrols by " Jacana " and her sister ships contributed in part to the events that unfolded in the " Missiles of October " events and the Cuban Blockade of October 1962.
6. It's difficult to find cuban blockade in a sentence. 用cuban blockade造句挺難的
7. The Cuban blockade was also an act of brinkmanship since the US, instead of succumbing to the pressure from the USSR, decided to see how the soviets would react to the US stopping their vessels from entering Cuba.
8. It's odd to me that Russell Long and Jack Kennedy were the only two persons in the country who did not know about the Cuban arms buildup . " He claimed that the Cuban blockade was " timed perfectly with the political campaign ."
9. Title changed slightly to George D . Gratsos, Athens, in 1949, and to Gratsos Bros ., Athens, in 1963, the peak year for Liberty ship ownership when the Cuban blockade encouraged high freight rates . " The decline of the Liberties that started in 1964 was completed by 1974.
10. Gelbard boosted exports by unilaterally lifting the Cuban blockade and selling one billion dollars in good to Cuba, including United States-branded cars manufactured in Argentina . ( The US was forced to accept this action after Gelbard threatened to close all US car factories in the country . ) He planned many economic missions.
11. Then came refresher training, and exercises prior to deploying to the Mediterranean in January 1958 . " Observer " continued this trend of operations, deploying with the U . S . 6th Fleet and participating in exercises along the Atlantic coast and in the Caribbean, the observer participated in the Cuban blockade in the windward passage from January 1963 and returning to Charleston in may.
12. From August through October, " Wasp " visited Newport, R . I ., New York, and Earle, N . J ., then conducted a dependents'cruise, as well as a reserve cruise, and visitors cruises . 1 November gave " Wasp " a chance to use her capabilities when she responded to a call from President John F . Kennedy and actively participated in the Cuban blockade.
13. Kerry's classmate and debate partner, William Stanberry, later described Kennedy's reception in an essay for their class yearbook . " We followed him to the Green and hissed and booed his speech, " Stanberry wrote . " He had proven himself an ineffective president, a bad president, and we were showing this handsome, arrogant, ladies'man Harvard boy that we weren't falling for his act ( even if he had, that very morning, begun the series of decisions that would lead to the Cuban blockade ) ."