例句與造句

1. After the sinking of " Prince of Wales " and " Repulse ", Admiral Sir Geoffrey Layton assumed command of the Eastern Fleet.
2. Sir Oliver Ernest Goonetilleke, the Civil Defence Commissioner complained that the British commander of Ceylon, Admiral Sir Geoffrey Layton called him a'black bastard '.
3. Admiral Sir Geoffrey Layton was appointed Commander-in-Chief, Ceylon with Air Vice Marshal John D'Albiac Air Officer Commanding and Admiral Sir James Somerville appointed commander of the British Eastern Fleet.
4. The commander of the " E13 ", Lt Cdr Geoffrey Layton, went on to have a distinguished career in the Royal Navy and commanded the British Eastern Fleet during the Second World War.
5. Fernando s father petitioned the army authorities to commute the death penalty and asked Sir Oliver Ernest Goonetilleke, the Civil Defence Commissioner, to intercede with Admiral Sir Geoffrey Layton, the British Commander of Ceylon.
6. It's difficult to find geoffrey layton in a sentence. 用geoffrey layton造句挺難的
7. In the period of underground struggle, the " Kamkaruwa ", was revived as a legal Sinhalese weekly the'open'section of the Party and published until banned by Admiral Sir Geoffrey Layton.
8. The Governor was the most powerful official in Ceylon, except only during World War II, when Admiral Sir Geoffrey Layton was appointed Commander-in-Chief, Ceylon with power exceeding that of the Governor.
9. That the British expected invasion from their mastery of Japanese codes and other sources is borne out by a speech that Admiral Sir Geoffrey Layton, the commander of Ceylon, made in mid-April to personnel of the damaged airfield, at China Bay in Trincomalee Harbour.
10. Representatives from all three services attended, including Vice-Admiral Sir Geoffrey Layton ( Commander in Chief, China Station ); the General Officer Commanding Malaya Command, Lieutenant General Lionel Bond; and Air Officer Commanding the RAF in the Far East, Air Marshal John Tremayne Babington.
11. Relations between the RAN and British Royal Navy were close at the time, with frequent exchanges of officers between the two and in June 1941, Collins was transferred to Singapore, as Assistant Chief of Staff to the British Naval Commander in Chief, China Station, Vice Admiral Geoffrey Layton.