The annual visits of the Company's ships from France, however, temporarily disturbed the calm of the monastic city.
Within a year or so, Quebec was again on the verge of starvation; and in the spring of 1629 the famished inhabitants were eagerly awaiting the Company's ships from France.
To prevent Toolajee's ships from escaping, the Bridgewater, Kingsfisher, and Revenge were sent to blockade the place till the expedition was ready to start.
Mr. Bourchier was urged to summon the King's ships from Madras to co-operate with the Peishwa's forces.
Before negotiating the strait, ships from Europe, fatigued by a long voyage, require succour and shelter.
Governor King, too, writing to the Governor of Bombay in 1802, sent him a chart of the strait, and pointed out that the discovery would "greatly facilitate the passage of ships from India to this colony.
The latter, however, were rather bent on the relief of the distressed Chians, and accordingly put out to sea and sailed with all their ships from Rhodes.
The reason no doubt was the same that often prevented sailing-ships from pressing an advantage,--disability from crippled spars and rigging, added to the inexpediency of such inferior numbers risking a decisive action.
With so much already on hand, it was found impossible to spare troops or ships from England.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ships from" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
