Sentence examples for sailor out from inspiring English sources

The Monitor was a technological marvel that took the sailing — and in many ways, the sailor — out of sea warfare.

The inescapable Shelley-image, which he created for himself in both poems and sketches, is of the lone sailor out on the sea.

Tall, broad-shouldered, with a salt-and-pepper beard, at 72 he's like a Scandinavian sailor out of central casting but dressed, as usual, in fire-engine red pants, a patterned red scarf and a Sgt. Pepper black coat — clearly an act of sartorial defiance.

Dr. Gray, a renowned computer scientist and skilled amateur sailor, set out on a calm, clear morning last Sunday for a daylong trip to the Farallon Islands west of the Golden Gate, to scatter his mother's ashes.

Customers to the Summer Shack are greeted by the old Aku Aku's 16-foot Tiki man, now repainted and transformed into a sailor decked out in foul-weather gear.

The protagonist of the traditional song The Dark Eyed Sailor "roved out one evening fair", like you do, only to find herself within earshot of "a sailor and a lady gay/ And I stood to listen/ To hear what they did say".

About nine sailors piled out.

The sailors pointed out that it was a sin to kidnap fellow-Muslims.

Avid sailors are out on the water even in January, she said.

Petty Officer Second Class Shawn M. Scheffler, 26, walked along the rack of parts as sailors called out lot numbers, compiling what is called a build sheet for each bomb.

"This is the first time I ever tried to get a pair of shoes pregnant, sir" one of the sailors called out sociably as I was watching him.