Sentence examples for seafaring school from inspiring English sources

In 1968, as maritime technology was making it and its dumpy sisters obsolete, it was donated to a seafaring school in Maryland.

Washington's father, Augustine Washington, had gone to school in England, tasted seafaring life, and then settled down to manage his growing Virginia estates.

An indigenous people who for centuries have lived on boats in the seas between Mindanao, Sabah and Sulawesi, the Bajau Laut have historically not enrolled their children in school due to their nomadic seafaring lifestyle or because their children have no birth registration.

Sometimes students from Manhattan schools helped build the boats; sometimes neophyte seafaring families from the neighborhood did.

Seafaring seems to have increased.

Herodotus describes them as fierce, seafaring warriors.

Captain John Smith, that warfaring, seafaring, lovefaring.

"We are a great seafaring nation.

Seafaring adventure was in the air.

The seafaring community feared the worst.

Comee's seafaring credentials, it should be said, are impeccable.