Sentence examples for maritime life from inspiring English sources

Its new album, "The Sea," savors the seamy side of the maritime life.

And Opferr's roving, maritime life drew the sea into the compass of Crane's mental landscape.

Like other Polynesian peoples, Samoans were master navigators, boatbuilders, and fishers; every aspect of their society was related in some way to maritime life.

Nova Scotia is one of Canada's Maritime Provinces (along with New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island), and both its past and its present are tied closely to the maritime life of fishing, shipbuilding, and transatlantic shipping.

Then stroll out and see maritime life recreated in buildings like the Mallory sail loft, which was constructed in the early 19th century and named for Charles Mallory, who designed and made cloth sails for local ships.

It sat in La Spezia next to a larger vessel that apparently once belonged to the late Gianni Agnelli, of Fiat fame and riches, and began its maritime life as a tugboat.

It was used primarily as a tool to help the 19th maritime and life insurance companies compute profitable rates to charge their customers.

TO YEAR-ROUND NANTUCKETERS, the tiny bay scallops taken from their shallows are soul food not only a mainstay of their economy but emblems of their maritime island life.

Poignant relics from sunken ships are coming up on Tuesday at Bonhams in New York, in a maritime sale titled "Life on Board".

Also new for the Dockyard is the National Museum of the Royal Navy's Hear My Story exhibition, which brings maritime history to life by revealing personal tales from those who've helped make the Navy great over the past century.

Similarly, in reportage of LMICs, transport accidents, building collapses, maritime loss of life and animal attacks were prevalent, but without the perspective provided by the far more diverse range of health coverage offered in the Australian domestic context.