These names evoke certain images and emotions. Naming a ship seems like a simple task, but a name can tell a whole story, and the Navy wants to tell the right one. Using the name of a significant ...

Perhaps someone in Whitehall received a verbal thrashing from our French friends when they discovered that the latest Astute Class submarine was to be named HMS Agincourt ... when he captured or sank ...

Russia denies any role in the damage. But Pevkur doesn’t buy it, blaming Russia’s sanctions-busting ships, a so-called “shadow fleet” of aging tankers accused of seeking to evade Western ...

Yes, and after the verb 'ship' we add people's names. For example, when I was reading Pride and Prejudice, I really shipped Mr Darcy and Elizabeth, and they got together in the end – I was so happy!

It was unclear what would happen to the ship. The capture of the vessel, which had been en route to India from Turkey, was one of the most audacious maritime operations by the Houthis and came at ...

A ship named as Eagle S was seized by Finland after being suspected of dragging its anchor along the seabed for miles and damaging the cable. Mr Healey told ITV’s Good Morning Britain ...

An expeditionary medical ship used by the Navy will be named for the city of Portsmouth. Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro named the Bethesda-class ship to honor the city’s long legacy of hosting ...

An expeditionary medical ship used by the Navy will be named for the city of Portsmouth. Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro named the Bethesda-class ship to honor the city’s long legacy of ...

Nor does “ship” involve a boat or water vessel. In fact, it refers to relationships. Merriam-Webster defines “ship” as a transitive verb, “to wishfully regard (specific people or ...