Sentence examples for in seafarers from inspiring English sources

This is fine with the men already living in Seafarers' Safe Haven.

A longer time between visits was observed in seafarers compared to non-seafarers; the mean difference was 30.7 days (95% CI, 14.0 to 47.4; p<0.001); and in individuals who lived more than 160 kilometers from the HIV treatment center (mean difference, 16 days, p = 0.010).

"Port Authority," which actually predates "The Seafarer" (it was first produced in 2001), stars Brian d'Arcy James, who appeared in "The Lieutenant of Inishmore"; John Gallagher Jr., a Tony winner as the shock-headed misfit in "Spring Awakening"; and Jim Norton, whose performance in "Seafarer" was as amusing as his turn in Mr. McPherson's "Dublin Carol" (at the Atlantic) was heartbreaking.

8. Somalia: One in nine seafarers in the world is an Indian.

As he floats at his ease in ocean, seafarers Mistake him for an island with dark beachesWhere they anchor their boats and climb ashore.

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In the 16th century, the fishermen started to work in maritime activities, as pilots or seafarers in the crew of the Portuguese ships, due to their high nautical knowledge.

In "The Seafarer" the writer regresses a bit in presenting pathological drunkenness mostly as endearing entertainment.

In "The Seafarer," a chronicle of a drunken Dublin Christmas in which the Devil himself is the guest of honor, it's an inexplicable but merciful Christian God, one who works in mysterious ways indeed.

No one in our industry would refer to or treat seafarers in this way — they are highly respected professionals.

C overtime : the costs related to paying overtime to fellow seafarers in order to avoid a slowdown in production.