Sentence examples for old shipmates from inspiring English sources

A rabid bachelor, Savage spends his evenings chatting with old shipmates in waterfront places.

He does report that Darwin traveled to Plymouth afterwards to see his old shipmates off before they embarked on another journey.

Don't you recognise your old shipmate?' It was Maud, by that time of flag rank.

On Sept. 9, 1839, Stokes landed on the shores of a vast harbour and named it Port Darwin, for his old shipmate.

While he was about it, he sat down and had a read of Alexandre Exquemelin's best-seller, The Buccaneers of America – and sued his old shipmate for defamation: the rascal had called him a pirate.

In a month, I'll be at the wedding of an old shipmate of mine in St . Louis

Yank's older shipmate Paddy David Costabilee) doesn't worry about the rich, because the seamen run the boat, and they have power.

It was just one troubling incident involving Mr. Cullen that former shipmates recalled.

Over time his research drew on information from his relatives and children, the family butler, neighbours, colonists and former shipmates.

One day Clay notices a former shipmate of his operating the elevator of his office building.

Cumming was reunited with his old commander, Rear-Admiral Sir Alexander Milne, when Emerald became his temporary flagship on 19 January 1860 in order to carry him to the West Indies where he was to replace Vice Admiral Sir Houston Stewart, another former shipmate, as Commander-in-Chief on the North America and West Indies Station.