Members of our ship's crew went about getting autographs of their shipmates on their "Eisenhowers", which they apparently intended to keep as souvenirs of the invasion.
One day Clay notices a former shipmate of his operating the elevator of his office building.
Solly tried to settle the argument with a long tale about a shipmate of his who had a seemingly innocent girl friend in England.
Not every story, from the report by a shipmate of Christopher Columbus in 1492 to the e-mail interview with Bill Gates in 1994, succeeds, as the editors would have it, as a journalistic "first draft of history".
In a month, I'll be at the wedding of an old shipmate of mine in St . Louis
The conquistador and former shipmate of Christopher Columbus sailed 1400 plus nautical miles from Puerto Rico to claim this "uninhabited" new world for Spain in 1513.
This last accusation provoked outrage among naval officers, and Captain Jenkin Jones, a former shipmate of Corbet launched a successful lawsuit, forcing Hall to make a retraction.
However, since the uniform was that of a ship's steward, it is more likely that the body was that of Thomas Armitage, gun-room steward on HMS Terror and a shipmate of Peglar, whose papers he carried.
By John McCarten The New Yorker, October 22, 1949 P. 23 Talk story about a visit to the Planetarium where Adm. Byrd and some of his shipmates on his last trip to the Antarctic were being given a reception and the Admiral was to speak on the importance of the Antarctic.
The hockey players hadn't heard of "Shipmates," so she described its concept: a man, a woman and a camera crew on a three-day cruise.
