Sentence examples for galley duty from inspiring English sources
For example, the Royal Council of Navarre in 1602 passed an edict to round up all "vagabonds" (meaning Romani), who were to be condemned to 6 years of galley duty.
Restless passengers can amble around, visit an electronic art gallery on the upper deck, get something to drink in the galley, or purchase some duty-free items.
After the flights, the airline said, the two airplanes in which Duncan flew underwent a "thorough cleaning, including cleaning of lavatories and galleys with heavy-duty all-purpose cleaners and wiping tray tables and arm rests with disinfectant," according to the Los Angeles Times.
At 71 Clinton Fresh Food, the kitchen resembles a submarine galley with five cooks, one doing double duty washing dishes and putting food on plates.
As crew members they shared duties ranging from operating equipment to tidying the galley.
Denis," and the woes of "Jean Valjean," the old galley-slave, found an echo in the hearts of these brave soldiers, immersed in the trenches and fettered by duty to their muskets or their cannon ….
They man the galley, too.
Their little galley kitchen was a mess.
Kumar offered his services in the galley.
