invincible armada การใช้

• At the Galatasaray team, which was nicknamed " The invincible Armada " ( ), he played many years and served also as their captain.
• The time when grown men in camouflage suits band together to form an invincible armada dedicated to keeping our world safe from killer deer.
• The preserve got its name in the late 16th century from Dona Ana de Silva y Mendoza, whose husband, the Duke of Medina Sidonia, unsuccessfully commanded Philip II's Invincible Armada in 1588.
• King Philip II not only lost the invincible Armada in 1588 while trying to invade England but also sunk in most history books, as the epitome of the cruelty and intolerance associated with imperial Spain.
• In 1585 the tension between the two countries erupted into the Invincible Armada, and it was hastily assembled in the Spanish port of C醖iz and in the Portuguese port of Lisbon with the objective of invading England.
• But almost immediately after it closed on Oct . 10, the Spanish government opened two major art shows to continue its commemoration of the death of King Philip, who lost what was thought to be the invincible Armada against England in 1588.
• English-speaking historians tend to show Philip II as a fanatical, despotical, criminal, imperialist monster, minimising his military victories ( Battle of Saint Quentin, etc . ) to mere anecdotes, and magnifying his defeats ( namely the Invincible Armada ) even though at the time those defeats did not result in great political or military changes in the balance of power in Europe.
• The English Armada was launched as part of this conflict in an attempt to restore Portuguese independence, to fight against both Spanish and Portuguese military ships which formed the Invincible Armada which lost 1 / 3 of its fleet during a storm and had to go around the British Islands and was unable to get the support of the Scots and Irish in their fight against the English.