Sentence examples for a captain of a from inspiring English sources

I met my husband, Tommy, there in 1979; he was a captain of a Scandinavian World Cruises ship.

But from what I've seen of Derek Jeter, Derek Jeter is a captain of a ball club".

"I met with a captain of a girls' softball team in Beach Channel, Queens, which had one cracked helmet for the whole team," he said.

During the so-called War of Jenkins's Ear (after Spanish coastguards cut off the ear of Robert Jenkins, a captain of a British merchant ship), the British sent a huge amphibious force to attack the Spanish in Santiago de Cuba.

A lawyer for Pasquale Parrello, who is described in a 98-count indictment as a captain of a Bronx-based "crew" of the Genovese family and charged with racketeering and other crimes, declined to comment yesterday.

A captain of a Boeing 777, the largest plane in Delta's fleet, will earn $319 an hour under the new agreement, rising from a current rate of $258, a participant in the talks said.

He fought in the last war as a captain of an Austrian artillery regiment.

I am not sure how I became a captain of an aeroplane".

In saying that, as a captain of an NRL club it is completely unacceptable," he told Fox Sports News.

He opened with a story about a captain of an American aircraft carrier who got into a fight with another party over who should divert course to avoid a collision, not realizing the other party was a lighthouse.

In the real world of 18th century England, Alice Kingsleigh is a captain of an English merchant ship.