Sentence examples for barge crew from inspiring English sources

But Vigo's concern to draw the poetry out of the poverty and simplicity of the barge crew's existence is quite masterfully executed.

I wonder if "The Janky Barge crew" will be offering rides this year.

From the days when Ottoman sultans would speed along the Bosporus in gold-leafed barges, crewed by hundreds of slaves, to today's Porsches and Ferraris jamming the sclerotic streets of upmarket districts, life's luxuries are very much there to be seen, shared and — if possible — parked outside the latest hip restaurant.

In comparison, Rigaud's initial attack force consisted of eleven barges crewed by 40 to 50 men each in the smaller ones, and 60 or 70 in the larger vessels.

Having got the last shot of the last barge, the crew returned to the van, their clothes soaked through.

On the C.C.C. barge, the crew had never been more than twelve miles from a port with a doctor, but this dredge had entered an unmapped part of the swamp where wounds had the opportunity to fester.

Boat traffic — tug boats, barges and crew boats — have the right of way.

The oil is loaded on to small barges, often crewed by Iranians.

Next they grabbed the fish, one by one, one hand on the tail and the other in the gills, and hoisted them onto the barge, where another crew of workers held them in place.

A Coast Guard fire barge with a crew of five was docked at the pier.

You've got the immediate production team, plus barge captains, the crew, and we have our veterans doing that.