Sentence examples for Captain John Smith from inspiring English sources
Captain John Smith, that warfaring, seafaring, lovefaring.
Captain John Smith sent two expeditions in search of the missing colonists and inaugurated a long tradition of reporting rumors of light-skinned tribes who just might be descended from Roanoke.
Captain John Smith, who gave the English a foothold in Virginia with the settling of Jamestown, is shown here as an armored "Captaine Jones," jousting at a Roman-garbed ruler riding on an elephant, or, again clad in full armor, perched on the back of a giant fish in the ocean.
Captain John Smith of Pocahontas fame wrote in 1624 that to provide for good officials in the American colonies "some small tax… as a Penny upon every Poll, called a head-penny" might have to be imposed.
Captain John Smith: It is good of your people to eat with us.
Captain John Smith of Jamestown fame had explored the area in 1614 and is credited with naming the region of New England.
Kings captain Dustin Brown lauded Greene and Willie Mitchell.
The central encounter, however, is the same: Captain John Smith Colin Farrelll), recently landed on the shores of what will become Jamestown, spies Pocahontas (Q'orianka Kilcher) in a field of waving grass.
Billy Joel Tribute with Captain Jack.
