Sentence examples for sailor camp from inspiring English sources

In "Battleship" — which, if the marketing executives had any nerve, should have been sold under the tagline "Taylor Kitsch in Sailor Camp!" — he stars as Alex Hopper, a no-good bum who turns slowly, but not too slowly, into an all-American hero.

Here, camp sailors parade the stage with gigantic cutlasses (saucy) to DJs dropping Justice Vs Simian.

If your sailor is in boot camp, don't expect any emails.

If your sailor is still in boot camp, don't send food of any kind whatsoever.

You would think the sailors were in a concentration camp, dressed in matching dingy uniforms and kept in line by club-wielding security guards.

The growing concerns over the magnitude of potential security breaches at Guantánamo came as Pentagon officials said Monday that a Navy sailor who worked at the prison camp was questioned by naval investigators over the weekend and released.

"Though I felt I owed it to the kids to get that courtroom closed, I'm satisfied with the outcome," she says, noting that Sailor and Jack were away at summer camp and spared any media contact.

North Korean authorities ensure the return of their ill-paid sailors by holding the threat of labor camp detention over their families back home.

(The Ardèche is a gourmet's paradise, and the camp chef was a tough former sailor from Marseilles whose speech and cooking were equally pungent).

In his book Two Years Before the Mast, Richard Henry Dana, Jr. describes how sailors in the 1830s camped on the beach at La Playa, accumulated cattle hides for export, and hunted for wood and jackrabbits in the hills of Point Loma.

On top of the 42,000 recruits who graduate from the boot camp each year, more than 15,000 sailors receive specialized training at the center.