Sentence examples for fishing voyage from inspiring English sources

REPORTER AT LARGE about a visit to Grand Cayman, remote island in the Caribbean & a turtle fishing Voyage to the Miskito Bank on the ship Lydia E. Wilson, whose captain was Cadian Ebanks, a full-blooded Indian.

By Peter Matthiessen The New Yorker, October 28 , 1967P. 120 REPORTER AT LARGE about a visit to Grand Cayman, remote island in the Caribbean & a turtle fishing Voyage to the Miskito Bank on the ship Lydia E. Wilson, whose captain was Cadian Ebanks, a full-blooded Indian.

The New Yorker, October 28 , 1967P. 120 REPORTER AT LARGE about a visit to Grand Cayman, remote island in the Caribbean & a turtle fishing Voyage to the Miskito Bank on the ship Lydia E. Wilson, whose captain was Cadian Ebanks, a full-blooded Indian.

The defence further alleged that when taken out Girl Pat had been in an unseaworthy condition, inadequately provisioned and unfit for a normal fishing voyage.

Maritime leisure activities are varied and include self-organized trips cruising, yachting, powerboat racing and fishing; commercially organized voyages on cruise ships; and trips on smaller vessels for ecotourism such as whale watching and coastal birdwatching.

LAUREL GRAEBER For Children 'Amazon Voyage: Vicious Fishes & Other Riches' (Friday through Thursday) The anaconda isn't real, but the piranhas are.

The green fishing nets collected during that voyage can be seen in the design of the upper shoe.

Who will go there on a pleasure voyage or a trout fishing?

This Scripps study follows another report by colleagues at the institution that showed 9% of the fish collected during the same Seaplex voyage had plastic waste in their stomachs.

It begins in 1971 with the maiden voyage from Vancouver of a fishing boat that had been renamed Greenpeace to protest about US nuclear testing.

Most of the wrecked boats look too primitive even for a short fishing trip, much less a days-long voyage to Europe with hundreds of people crammed above and below deck.