Sentence examples for mariners of from inspiring English sources

It was well below market value, and it assured the Mariners of never having to go to salary arbitration with Rodriguez's savvy agent, Scott Boras.

In her book "A-Rod," Selena Roberts reported that, in the middle of his first contract negotiations, Boras had Rodriguez read a statement accusing the Mariners of being "low class".

In her T-shirts and khakis, she brings more gravitas to her role than younger counterparts on, say, MTV or Yahoo News, and more edge and compassion than the ancient mariners of "60 Minutes" or "Frontline".

If not, these Tigers will be regarded with teams like the Cleveland Indians and the Seattle Mariners of the 1990s — full of elite players who could not win the big one.

Lighthouse, structure, usually with a tower, built onshore or on the seabed to serve as an aid to maritime coastal navigation, warning mariners of hazards, establishing their position, and guiding them to their destinations.

Shopping recently for objects with seaworthy style, she began at New York Nautical, a store in TriBeCa stocked with models of boats, nautical charts and other items for mariners of all experience levels (even those just aspiring).

CHICAGO WHITE SOX--Acquired LHP Matt Thornton from the Seattle Mariners for OF Joe Borchard.

"He's the Ancient Mariner, of course, but I feel like the narrator".

"This is about as strong a case as there is," said Ms. Mariner, of Human Rights Watch.

FOOTLOOSE CORRESPONDENT about Tal, the ancient Mariner of Block Island, a former pilot, and owner of the Dodge Inn.

The likelihood of inclement winter weather also means that North Asia is predominantly a summer destination — for example, the Mariner of the Seas' winter base is in Singapore.