Sentence examples for sailors that from inspiring English sources

With no natural predators, the birds were unfazed by the Portuguese sailors that discovered them around 1507.

Mr. Salehi added: "On some occasions, Iran has helped and secured the release of many other countries' sailors that had been caught by pirates".

Harbor Lights produces its shows at the Snug Harbor Cultural Center and Botanical Garden, once a retirement home for sailors that sits on 83 acres of city parkland.

Later, O'Neill and Corsi say the candidate never formed "the kind of human relationships with his fellow sailors that are essential to effective performance".

Port Chicago was the site not only of a terrible naval disaster — a 1944 explosion that killed 320 people and injured hundreds more — but also of a resulting mutiny by black sailors that helped desegregate the military.

TEAM ADVENTURE -- The American multihull ace Cam Lewis was aboard Peyron's Commodore Explorer in 1993, and he has recruited a team of long-distance and catamaran sailors that is second to none in the fleet.

It's not even a particularly good comment for rowing; Montgomery's a sailor, that's the problem.

Reed said the council accepts courses "of a good distance, that put obstacles in front of the sailor that make it a real achievement, and, most importantly, it doesn't mirror an existing world-record course".

The analysis refutes a popularly accepted account described in the book The Kissing Sailor that had placed the time of the kiss at about 2 p.m., the researchers say. .

Would you like to be exactly the same sailor that you were in your youth?

That has helped convince Dr. Sailor that it may be possible to create portable emission spectrometers for analyzing the chemical composition of samples of contaminants or other compounds.