Sentence examples similar to long time sailor from inspiring English sources
But if one queries the native New York author and long-time sailor William Kornblum about his perfect sailing venue, he will mention a few islands all right, but none of them brings to mind visions of palm fronds waving in the breeze.
Mother had put him on the train, & then a nicelady had sat beside him, and they talked for a long time, then the train stopped, & a lot of sailors got on.
He told me a story about a sailor he had known who had spent a long time at sea aboard a cargo ship.
What that means is it often takes a long time to get anything done, much to the chagrin of your sailor.
Those sailors had not seen a woman for a very long time.
Second, China has not been a major naval power for centuries, and building a navy requires a long time not only to build ships but to create well-trained and experienced sailors.
Since the first sailors to visit Mauritius had been at sea for a long time, their interest in these large birds was mainly culinary.
"There is no denying he is the greatest sailor to date and I'm sure that will remain the case for a long time.
"For a long time it was San Sebastián, but now I think the food in Hondarribia is best," said Alvaro Larramendi, a local sailor and Gran Sol regular.
"It's been a long time since two yachts like this have done a private match across the ocean," said Windrose's captain, the British-born sailor Andy Russell-Smith.
