Sentence examples for a sailor of from inspiring English sources

"These are all skills that a sailor of today needs," Ms. Duffy said.

One remembered a "sailor of the year" reception that the company sponsored in Norfolk, Va., at which agents passed out business cards.

The state police identified the dead as David Jennings, 23 years old, a sailor of Pine Brook, N.J., and Arthur Wright, 46, of New London, the operators of the cars.

John became a sailor of traditional wood sailboats.

Ten years after the Cassin's rescue the US Navy awarded Stuart the Navy Cross in recognition of his part in the operation; it was a rare presentation to a sailor of a foreign navy and the only occasion in which the recipient also possessed the Victoria Cross.

A 75 mm shell struck a forward compartment, killing a British sailor of Chinese origin in his hammock and wounding four other Chinese ratings.

"The fella in an undertaker's outfit, the fella dressed as a sailor, full of stories.

She answered: "A sailor friend of ours is launching his new sloop and naming it after his wife.

In her early 20s, she was married briefly to an aspiring musician, Anastasios (Tosh) Angelopulos, a former sailor, of Greek descent.

Spithill has been an Australian sailor of fortune, driving for four different teams in part because no Australia-based syndicate has taken part in the Cup since 2000.

A two-reel production by Pathé, titled September Morn, was released in February 1915 and followed the misadventures of a sailor who gets a tattoo of the model.