Sentence examples for shipmates made from inspiring English sources

I was still on the boat so the other shipmates made sure that I had plenty of rum punch.

Fearful of retribution in the afterlife, the former shipmate makes Harry promise to fseek forgiveness.

Bored of waiting to hit land, which could take two months or more, my shipmates and I made up games.

English was not the mother tongue of all of my shipmates, but they made up for any mistakes with their fluency in American-Brit pop.

But what if shipmates don't get along?

But one of them, the fiddler, Sullivan, is accidentally freed from Newgate in the novel's opening pages, and sets out for County Durham in fulfilment of a vow he made to his dead shipmate, Billy Blair, to tell his family what befell him.

By then, only fifty-two of the boat people were left alive to tell how they had made it by eating their dead shipmates.

He made a big impression on his shipmates as Tondelayo, the native girl, in a performance of "White Cargo".

By then, only fifty-two of the boat people were left alive to tell how they had made it — by eating their dead shipmates.

Darwin had been aboard Beagle for its previous voyage of discovery, and the young naturalist evidently made quite an impression on his shipmates.

The core premise of The Wordy Shipmates is that their "single-minded obsession with one book, the Bible, made words the center of their lives". What historian Perry Miller called the Puritans' "errand into the wilderness" was not primarily an economic or a political errand, Vowell argues.