Sentence examples for in seagoing from inspiring English sources

Rhode Island's engagement in seagoing commerce during that period was of great significance.

But in seagoing communities from Falmouth to Nantucket, it was understood that such things happened as a hazard of ordinary life.

And it is luring executives who want to talk business in seagoing privacy and play world-class golf courses on breaks.

The Russian immigrant who is cooperating with prosecutors -- officials fear his life is in danger -- admitted that his company shipped the alcohol in seagoing containers that each held 148 55-gallon drums, according to the court papers.

Christian writers such as John of Ephesus ascribed the plague to the wrath of God against a sinful world, but modern researchers conclude that it was spread by domestic rats, which traveled in seagoing vessels and proliferated in the crowded, unhygienic cities of the era.

A beachside palapa to relax in and seagoing kayaks to take you out to the reef are often part of the deal.

The jellyfish, which can be 2 to 15 inches in diameter, is such a concern that engineers in South Korea designed seagoing, prowling robotic blenders to liquefy the offenders.

In May 1884, the seagoing yacht Mignonette left Southampton, England, for Sydney, Australia.

In addition to seagoing freight, the adjacent Newark Airport is expected to become one of the nation's air cargo centers.

On average, about one to two right whales died in collisions with seagoing ships annually from 1997 to 2001.

Shakey Jackson was among several tribal members who worked to revive the canoe tradition years ago, studying seagoing canoes in museum exhibits and even those on display in a Seattle restaurant, because none were left in their village.