Sentence examples for seafarers from from inspiring English sources

Mauritius was long uninhabited, though it was probably known to Arab seafarers from the 10th century or earlier.

Historically, Mindoro's population growth was kept in check through raids by Muslim (Moro) seafarers from the southern islands and by the prevalence of malaria.

Far-flung from its Italian administrators, Lampedusa has been a focus of immigration for hundreds of years, hosting ancient seafarers from the Phoenicians to the Romans.

It is a lonely life, despite Clare's belief that "the isolation of seafarers from the fullness of the world seems to make of them men in full".

He describes seafarers from the island of Puluwat in the South Pacific who navigate the open ocean using subtle swell patterns.

With the subdivision of the Bahmanī kingdom after 1482, Goa passed into the power of Yūsuf ʿĀdil Khan, the Muslim king of Bijapur, who was its ruler when seafarers from Portugal first reached India.

The ship's captain, William Willey, was a 45-year-old seafarer from Maine.

For example, one of the warships from the island of Spetses, which he had financed, piratically seized a vessel belonging to a Greek seafarer from the British-ruled Ionian Islands.

A boat service was utilized to get the seafarer from the vessel to shore.

These differences were mainly due to large differences in; I) the costs of evacuation (getting the seafarer from the vessel to shore) and II) differences in treatment costs.

Evacuation is a process of transporting the seafarer from the vessel to the nearest suitable port for medical treatment with repatriation be further transportation on to the home country, where additional treatment may be needed [9].