Sentence examples for from seamen from inspiring English sources

Victim impact statements came from seamen, one of whom stressed that real-life pirates "are not Johnny Depps," a reference to "Pirates of the Caribbean".

When microwaves were beamed at the platform, the researchers found that hot spots (the microwave equivalent of rogue waves) appeared far more often than conventional wave theory would predict; they were between ten and 100 times more likely.Dr Heller says the results tend to support anecdotal evidence from seamen that rogue waves are not as rare as once thought.

Storm arises from seamen's association of this bird with bad weather.

But tightened port security after 9/11, a much greater reliance on the Internet and fewer hours on shore for sailors have chipped away at what, 20 years ago, was a crowded hub for seamen from Argentina to Yemen.

Mr. Minns said that he receives distress calls from Bahamian seamen who discover stranded Haitian vessels about every six weeks.

The Resistance Museum is just across the street from a shop called Moller's that caters to old salts of various types from merchant seamen to yachtsmen.

After finding the remains of an English commercial frigate, the soldiers warned the Karankawa to refrain from attacking seamen.

In the latter, the positions seldom change: the elite and the masses remain the elite and the masses; patrons tend to remain patrons and clients, clients; admirals never take orders from ordinary seamen, and royalty never bow to commoners.

Building facades were painted in tones of apricot, cinnamon, and amber and decorated with trompe l'oeil architectural elements for practical as well as aesthetic reasons--it made the town easy for seamen to identify from the water.

Incidence rates were obtained by linking data from the Occupational Hospitalisation Register (OHR) to occupational cohorts extracted from the Danish Seafarer Registry (seamen) and from the fishing boat yearbooks, fishery yearbooks, the Danish Maritime Authority (DMA) files, tax and pension registries (fishermen) [ 23- 28].

Manganaro's drew longshoremen and seamen from the piers to the west, backstage people from the old Metropolitan Opera House to the east and workers from the garment center.