Sentence examples for nautical matters from inspiring English sources
Having already sent some young nobles abroad to study nautical matters, Peter, in 1697, went with the so-called Grand Embassy to western Europe.
Both musicians, along with multi-instrumentalist Chris Leslie, take on singing duties in a "Winter" set that features a fair few tracks about nautical matters ("Mercy Bay"), historical numbers (Mary, Queen of Scots in "Fotheringay") and a smattering of love songs ("Rosie").
Although in "Atlantic" Scott Cookman, the author of "Ice Blink: The Tragic Fate of Sir John Franklin's Lost Polar Expedition," makes several incorrect statements regarding nautical matters, when dealing with the race itself the narrative has the ring of authenticity as the crews fight wind and water to make it to the Lizard first.
Because of his ignorance of nautical matters, Bonnet was in an even weaker position than other pirate captains, as is demonstrated by the utter domination Blackbeard exercised over him during their collaboration.
She has divided the more than 60 works by 12 artists according to subject matter: nautical, architectural, faces and places.
But, I'm not here for matters nautical.
Each trip down will include a pilot and mission specialist in the vehicle, along with subject matter experts like marine biologists, nautical archaeologists and others who apply and pay to go along.
Bradley, who served both club members and transients as an unofficial nautical factotum and could fix nearly anything in a matter of minutes.
They meet regularly but surreptitiously at the 79th Street Boat Basin to discuss all matters of the mooring -- revenue, club membership, possible mooring visitation, their own nautical names -- and perhaps to spy their floating muse through a pair of binoculars.
The nautical, military, patriotic, romantic, and religious motifs are now similar in style and subject matter throughout the world; characteristic national styles of the early 20th century have generally disappeared.
