Sentence examples for sea crew from inspiring English sources

Master or operator with respect to a vessel, means the sea crew member with responsibility for vessel operation and navigation, or a similar individual with responsibility for a conveyance.

A4 Korea, Japan Battle at Sea Crew members on a suspected North Korean spy boat fired rockets at two Japan Coast Guard ships on Saturday night in a high seas battle that involved 1,000 rounds of machine-gun and automatic-weapon fire, Japan Coast Guard officials said.

It turned out that our land crew got into more confrontations than our sea crew.

Under the guise of a party-goer Lippett managed to gain information about the readiness of the ship for sea, crew numbers, and the watch arrangements.

During the hunt, whaling vessels may be towed far out to sea; crew are sometimes ejected; ships occasionally sink: "By almost any standard, whale hunting is dangerous" (Alvard and Nolin 2002: 539).

Managers do, however, typically regulate days at sea, crew size but not explicitly the services of labour, and gear and mesh but not the actual capital value.

"One of the fishermen could no longer walk and our Empress of the Seas Crew literally carried him to the tender and carried him onboard," Van Fleet wrote on Twitter.

The I.C.R. released its own footage, along with press statements alleging that the Sea Shepherd crew had engaged in high-seas "illegal harassment and terrorism".

Australia's environment minister, Malcolm Turnbull, publicly denounced the tactics that the Sea Shepherd crew had used.

Finally reaching open sea, the crew fired up the cast-iron wonder and powered away from their homeland.

As the plane plunged towards the sea, the crew gradually gave up their fight with the controls.