Sentence examples for ships men from inspiring English sources

Lookcraft, a New York-based startup that ships men a collection of clothing to choose from, is targeting their girlfriends this season.

The losses suffered by the Dutch Navy in ships, men and morale gave the Royal Navy superiority in the North Sea, a position enhanced by the disruption the battle caused to French negotiations for an alliance with what historian Edward Pelham Brenton describes as the "Northern Powers" of Scandinavia.

In the second half of the 7th century, the fleet of the Karabisianoi (, "the Ships' Men") was created.

In the early 17th century, the Mediterranean swarmed with pirate ships manned by blue-eyed Caucasians who spoke English, Dutch or Cornish.

Even before Spain had reached the Americas, trading ships manned by Arabs and their allies were swearing allegiance to the Turkish caliph sitting in the Ottomans' new capital.

This shows the arrival of an Asiatic princess to be the pharaoh's bride; her escort is a fleet of seagoing ships, probably of the type known to the Egyptians as "Byblos ships," manned by crews of Asiatics, evidently Phoenicians.

A Guardian investigation has established that one of CP Group's subsidiaries, CP Foods, feeds the prawns that it exports to the UK and US with fishmeal sourced from "ghost ships" manned with slaves.

All over the ship, men snapped into action.

16] turned down a proposal by American shipping men that its members voluntarily withdraw from trading with Cuba.

Porters' Club members, mostly shipping men, and architects, must do occasional odd jobs-including carrying people's luggage at railroad stations- for money, and they are equipped with official porters' cards, issued by the police, numbered 1 through 18.

In Irish mythology the islands were the home of the Fomorians, described as "huge and ugly" and "ship men of the sea".