Sentence examples for in seafaring from inspiring English sources

Look out for it in seafaring annals: the party-poopers' mutiny.

That maritime history is chronicled in "Seafaring Orient," on view at the Oysterponds Historical Society in Orient.

His ship is in fact carrying a more complex cargo: Jenny Halliburtt, a girl disguised as a boy, as seems obligatory in seafaring tales.

He participated in seafaring expeditions throughout the world, leading the Yale Seychelles Expedition from the Atlantic to the Indian Oceans and the east coast of Africa.

All visitors will be invited to take part in seafaring song, dance and movement -- perhaps a "short ship rap," Ms. DeMauro said.

When Mr. Parmington asked about a 20-foot blue vessel built by the Chestnut Canoe Company that he and his wife and four children had used on past visits, the owner cautioned that it was not in seafaring shape.

Such is the case for Omar Todd, a film producer who's also the CIO of Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, featured in the award-winning Animal Planet show Whale Wars, in which seafaring conservation activists risk life and limb in the name of saving the whales.

-- Stephen Dohemy, Miami Beach A. Jules Verne, the author of "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea," was born in Nantes, a seafaring city in Brittany, in 1828 and grew up in a house overlooking the harbor.

Factory freezer trawlers, developed after the Second World War, grew to be so gargantuan that they amounted to, in effect, seafaring towns.

Prior to the discovery, the earliest datable evidence for seafaring in the region had come in the form of 13,000-year-old obsidian flakes found at Franchthi Cave on the Greek mainland, the volcanic glass having been sourced on the island of Melos, 130 km (80 mi) offshore.

Born in Auckland in 1883, Sanders took up a seafaring career in 1899.