The phrase "at sailor" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without context, it cannot be used appropriately.
Example: "He was standing at sailor's quarters, waiting for the ship to dock."
Alternatives: "at the sailor" or "to the sailor".
Tells about Fire Is. & about docking at Sailors Haven there, where the National Park Service operates the Fire Is.
She began performing as a teenager at sailors' taverns and on the ships that stopped at the harbor in Mindelo.
At Sailors Haven, elevated wooden walkways twist through the Sunken Forest, a mini-woodland improbably rooted in the barrier island and a popular visitor destination.
Beyond this liberal domesticity, Duberman tracks Kirstein through his wilder nights at sailors' hangouts, male bordellos, and gay baths, offering snippets of his campy letters about such rendezvous points for "notorious homosexuals, deviated preverts, and merchant semen".
His artistry is an instant educator, a way into ballets like "Fancy Free," Robbins's 1944 look at sailors on leave, which figures in Mr. Woetzel's farewell program.
"It isn't about winning, or else everyone would be out buying expensive boats," said Mr. McAuley, a financial reporter for the Dow Jones news wire who sneers at sailors who rely on expensive new boats equipped with the latest technology.
Another revenue source in the pipeline at Vaavud is a subscription plan targeted specifically at sailors, which is targeting a Q2 launch in 2015.
Dubbed the "W" class in honor of their designer, the late Joel White Joel White (son of author E.B. White), Tofias' $3 million yachts are aimed at sailors like Frantz and Kozlowski who just can't stomach modern designs.
The prior installment had left off with Little Nell gravely ill, and desperate fans were shouting at sailors on the boat from England to learn whether she had given up the ghost.
