Sentence examples for a seafaring ship from inspiring English sources

Look closer, however, and an oar sticking out of the vessel connects it with our notion of a seafaring ship.

"For Denmark as a seafaring nation, it is obviously a priority that international obligations are complied with and that ships can sail in the Persian Gulf," he added.

The Dutch, a seafaring nation of traders, have also long imported new and foreign opinions.

The ordeal of a seafaring British couple thought to have been seized by Somali pirates took a new turn on Wednesday after European Union naval officials announced that they had captured seven pirates who attacked a fishing ship a day earlier.

We have always been a seafaring nation with adventurous traders and smart businessmen.

Born in Auckland in 1883, Sanders took up a seafaring career in 1899.

Bloomberg reports on the project, which aims to make the seafaring shipping industry safer, less expensive and easier on the environment.

Corbin City, between Cape May and Atlantic Counties, was settled in the mid-19th century as a home for seafaring captains whose ships were unloaded at the end of the Tuckahoe River so cargo could be shipped to Philadelphia, 65 miles away.

The new nation was a seafaring one, amassing great wealth from ship-building, whaling, fishing and maritime trade.

When a seafaring Thornhill son dies, he leaves a native wife and daughter in New Zealand.

(Brian Dudkiewicz's elementally effective set, comprising chests and ropes, conjures a seafaring ambience).