Sentence examples for seafarers in from inspiring English sources
No one in our industry would refer to or treat seafarers in this way — they are highly respected professionals.
And yet, unless governments do something, honest seafarers in Asian waters may be left with that unpalatable choice.
Like other Galápagos tortoises, Pintas had been extensively collected for food by whalers and other seafarers in the 19th century, and the island's vegetation had been ravaged by wild goats, which were introduced in the 1950s.
Several crew members had heard about the Mission to Seafarers in Cape Town, where seamen can buy food and phone credit, and unwind – and went there to seek help.
Last June, Washington agreed to the terms (which it must still ratify) of a convention of the International Labor Organization that calls for governments to accept new, more secure identity documents from seafarers in place of a visa.
A former army chaplain with close-cropped hair and punkish ear studs, Macdonald runs the Mission to Seafarers in the Humber, ministering to the mostly Filipino, Indian and eastern European crews who populate the world's merchant ships.
The postscript to this episode is that I cannot remember a single word of either The Wanderer or The Seafarer in either Old English or modern English.
Oswald's reach extends back to the Anglo-Saxon "Seafarer" (in Ezra Pound's magnificent translation) and even the ploughed field and threshing-floor on the shield of Achilles in Homer's Iliad.
Conor McPherson's play "The Seafarer," in addition to a special citation from the liquor industry, could pick up an award for the performance of Jim Norton in the featured actor category.
Although DreamWorks offered no confirmation, it was believed that Mr. Serkis, above, will play Captain Haddock, a temperamental seafarer, in the adaptation of the comic strip created by Hergé (1907-83) andealingng with the adventures of the young reporter Tintin.
He endured an unpleasant desert shoot as an entomologist investigating mutating ants in the SF classic Them! (1954), and in his penultimate appearance he reunited with Hitchcock, playing an eccentric retired seafarer in one of the Master's favourite pictures, The Trouble With Harry.
