Sentence examples for The deckhand from inspiring English sources
noun
A member of the crew of a merchant ship who performs manual labour.
The deckhand was starting to come around.
The deckhand pulls a big, bare hook into a live mackerel.
The deckhand quickly wraps the line around his gloved hands, pierces the big fish with the gaffe, then leans over and clubs him to death with a chopped-off baseball bat.
The deckhand was shocked while buffing Greene's yacht and wound up hospitalized.
The deckhand was young and had the energy of a squirrel who'd washed down an Adderall with a double espresso and a Red Bull back.
The deckhand indicated that apart from tuna, the driftnets also caught "many" penguins, 15 20 dolphins, 3 4 small whales, sunfish, and "lots" of sharks and other fish in the month of fishing.
The first mate, Peter Hammarstedt, yelled from the bridge to the deckhands, "Get some grappling hooks.
Each 100-pound sack means $14 for the captain and $3 apiece for the deckhands.
The deckhands on the drift-collectors are called"cowboys" because they have to lasso the floating logs, etc.
The deckhands sent into the ocean to manually clear the area of jellyfish before a guest went swimming.
"The deckhands primarily loaded and unloaded material while the bartenders operated on-board snack bars," she said.
