| The stronger and longer the wind blows onshore, the more likely men-of-war will be around. |
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| French ship design, for example, was superior to that of the English, who routinely copied captured French men-of-war. |
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| During his rule, Western men-of-war and merchant vessels came in search of trade and friendship, but the Taewŏn-gun refused them. |
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| The pristine island was home to such wildlife as red-winged blackbirds, wild hogs and Portuguese men-of-war. |
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| Mostly marine animals, the cnidarians include the corals, hydras, jellyfish, Portuguese men-of-war, sea anemones, sea pens, sea whips, and sea fans. |
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| Weird algae bloomed in the seas, and strange warm-water beasts, such as Portuguese men-of-war and man-eating sharks, were said to be circling our shores. |
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| It's so hot in Dublin that Portuguese men-of-war are washing ashore. |
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| Despite a cannonade from British men-of-war in the harbour and from a battery across the river in north Boston, the colonists continued to strengthen their position. |
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| The forecastle remained the designation for the area around the foremast in 19th-century men-of-war, although the deck was flush from bow to stern. |
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