Sentence examples for man on deck from inspiring English sources

Now we've got the man ON DECK and it's an impressive debut.

On Friday I spent my time in alternate stretches of talk with the men on deck and the officers in the wardroom.

His quartermaster barked out orders; the men on deck played out the anchor cables -- ropes as thick as a sailor's biceps -- until the anchor hit bottom and the flukes grabbed.

It was well before 11am, but a few of the old men on deck were already tipping back cans of Asahi beer.

There to his astonishment, he found only four men on deck alive, Captain Whinyates with two other officers and a seaman who held to his station at the wheel.

According to the report of Lieutenant Peter George Rousseau, Pickle's second-in-command, this ship was a schooner armed with five small (2.5 pound or less) cannons and ten swivel guns, and that it lacked barricades to protect the men on deck from gunfire.

It was simple". He recalls the exotic joy of swimming off boats many miles out at sea, with one man stationed on deck as a shark lookout.

From the waist down he looked like a man relaxing on deck.

Here, Ms. Ahrens uses a pair of well-placed rhymes -- "ship" and "trip," "danger" and "stranger" -- to reveal whole vistas of subtext and characterization: A salute to the man On the deck of that ship!

Dmitri Yachvilli slotted a penalty from distance after Flood failed to release his man on the deck, and France took a grip they would never relinquish.

After the coast guard stopped the ship, the three men stepped on deck to perform a ceremony.