Destroyer example sentences
Related (6): warship, frigate, cruiser, battleship, gunboat, minesweeper.
"Destroyer" Example Sentences
Common Phrases
- The destroyer pulled into the harbor.
- The bombs from the destroyer destroyed the coastal town.
- The destroyer sailed through the choppy waters of the stormy sea.
- The destroyer attacked and sank the enemy ships.
- The guided missile destroyer is one of the most powerful ships in the Navy's fleet.
- She stared out at the destroyer on the horizon.
- The enemy destroyer loomed in the distance.
- The destroyer escorted the aircraft carrier.
- The guided missile destroyer rained fire upon the island defenses.
- The destroyer opened fire with its rapid-fire cannons.
- The hostile destroyer posed a threat to our ships.
- The destroyer let loose torpedoes toward the enemy battleship.
- The naval fleet consisted of several destroyers and an aircraft carrier.
- The destroyer shot down the enemy plane.
- The enemy destroyer sped away at full speed.
- The sun glinted off the hull of the destroyer.
- The destroyer pulled alongside the damaged ship to offer assistance.
- The sailors stood at attention as the destroyer pulled into port.
- The fleet of destroyers launched an attack on the enemy defenses.
- The destroyer's mission was to patrol the shipping lanes.
- The naval exercise included destroyers and submarines.
- The radar system on the destroyer allowed it to detect incoming threats.
- The destroyer shifted course to intercept the enemy ships.
- The destroyer screened the heavier ships in the fleet.
- The anti-aircraft guns on the destroyer fired at the incoming planes.
- The destroyer supported the amphibious assault on the beachhead.
- The destroyer 's bow knifed through the waves like a dagger.
- The destroyer acted as the convoy's escort ship.
- The destroyer suffered heavy damage from the torpedo strike.
- The fleet of guided missile destroyers protected the aircraft carriers.
- The destroyer quickly turned to evade the torpedoes.
- The destroyer complement consisted of several hundred sailors.
- The destroyer fired its missiles at the island stronghold.
- The destroyer's stealth technology made it hard to detect.
- The destroyer vanished into the thick fog.
- The sight of the destroyer lifted the sailors' spirits.
- The missile destroyer rained down fire and destruction upon the enemy.
- The destroyer carried advanced weaponry.
- The destroyers shelled the enemy bunkers for hours.
- The destroyer sank to the ocean floor.
- The sailors affectionately called their destroyer 'the tin can.'
- The wake from the destroyer rocked the small fishing boats.
- The destroyer survived the enemy bombing raid with only minor damage.
- The destroyer fired a warning shot across the enemy ship's bow.
- The destroyer posed for photos as it sailed triumphantly into harbor.
- The fleet of destroyers swept the sea lanes clear of enemy submarines.
- The destroyer's radar lit up as it detected the incoming aircraft.
- The fires on the destroyer raged out of control.
- The enemies plotted how to destroy the destroyer.
- The destroyer fought bravely but was eventually sunk.
- The destroyer raced to respond to the distress signal.
- The destroyer patrolled close to shore to provide fire support.
- The destroyer was the pride of the fleet.
- The destroyer stalked its prey like a hungry shark.
- The destroyer 's noisy engines kept the crew up all night.
- The destroyer resembled a dragon ready to breathe fire.
- The destroyer's high-tech communications system allowed it to coordinate attacks.
- The destroyer spearheaded the naval invasion.
- The destroyer launched missiles and shells for miles around.
- The destroyer dashed through the stormy sea like a giant metal fish.