Royal Navy

noun

1. the navy of the United Kingdom RN

Royal Navy

1. The British navy.

Example Sentences

Andrew fought bravely in the Falklands war and he was in the Royal Navy for 22 years.

From The Daily Beast

The Royal Navy, Zambellas said, “is seeing signs of expansion—which is a really weird place to be.”

From The Daily Beast

William—absent Kate and Prince George—arrived by helicopter to Gosport Royal Navy Submarine Museum in Hampshire today.

From The Daily Beast

It remains the last fleet action to have been fought by the Royal Navy.

From The Daily Beast

The battle ensured that the Italians never sailed close to the Royal Navy again until Cunningham took their surrender in 1943.

From The Daily Beast

Attention has been called by the mark lane surveyors to the form and proportions of the boats used in the Royal navy.

From Project Gutenberg

On the 29th of August he received the rank of commander in the Royal Navy.

From Project Gutenberg

This established the system, pursued with various alterations, for the maintenance of the Royal Navy.

From Project Gutenberg

By his prerogative, and at his own expense, he settled the constitution of the present Royal Navy.

From Project Gutenberg

At the same time the tonnage and poundage money was applied to the benefit of the Royal Navy.

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