Sentence examples for maritime subjects from inspiring English sources

McBurney sent him to Boston's Peter Williams (no relation to Nadezhda Williams), who has a special interest in maritime subjects.

He also painted maritime subjects, though not all that many: ships at anchor or becalmed on flat, marshy rivers.

Throughout much of his life Roosevelt bought ship models, nautical prints and paintings, scrimshaw, relics, naval documents, autograph letters and books on naval and maritime subjects.

And in "Fishing Boat at Peterson's Marina, Mattituck," Vincent Torre's strong, solid forms and low-key colors recall Marsden Hartley's treatment of similar maritime subjects.

The university, into which preexisting institutions of higher learning had been merged in 1803, became especially distinguished for teaching on economic and maritime subjects.

From the mid-80s, he returned to teaching, as senior professor at the London International Film School, and then became a full-time painter, specialising in seascapes and maritime subjects.

(For the record, the one big comparison aria on a maritime subject is omitted).

Last year's contest had a maritime theme.

So far the project is at the seed-capital stage, working to overcome venture capitalists' doubts about getting involved in something subject to maritime law, an unfamiliar matter.

That included subjects like maritime scenes, horse races, railroads heading to the American West, hunting and fishing, fires and firefighters, and even political cartoons whose unrestrained tone might not seem out of place in this election year.

The results revealed that 1) The research performance of 61 subjects, in maritime medicine nursing practicum using research-based instruction was in "good" level.