Sentence examples for skippers from from inspiring English sources

PORT WASHINGTON, L. I., Jan .1 Two skippers from the Larchmont Interclub fleet, James Brickell Jr.

Those who have been planning a trip can chat with guides, outfitters and charter boat skippers from the United States and Canada.

A logbook lists visiting skippers from from Arizona, Canada and the Caribbean, and a bulletin board displays friendly greetings from those who have sailed on.

Way to go Getting there: Sail Croatia (020-7751 9988, sailcroatia.net) can arrange tailor-made sailing holidays with English-speaking skippers from £2,342 (in June, rising to £2,984 in August) for a Beneteau Celebration 411 yacht (sleeps up to six adults plus a skipper).

Skippers from ports such as Lerwick and Inverness to the north, Whitby and North Shields in the north-east of England, Folkestone and Rye in the south-east, and Southampton, Brixham and Penzance to the west, up to Fleetwood in Lancashire, and across to Newry and Coleraine in Northern Ireland, have signed up to the Scottish-led Fishing for Leave campaign.

Skippers from Team GB are spearheading the drive, which has seen Chancellor George Osborne pick up a rope as part of a challenge to encourage widespread participation.

One of his tent mates was a 26-year-old skipper from Massachusetts, "Jack Kennedyy.

Riou circled repeatedly to retrieve the skipper from the water and on the fourth attempt he successfully rescued Le Cam.

His imitation of Jimmy Durante singing the comical gender-bending song "A Little Skipper From Heaven Above," from the 1936 show "Red, Hot, and Blue!," is dead-on.

He might make it irrespective of the state of Corry's dodgy ribcage, which prevented the skipper from playing in the drawn Premiership match with Sale last Saturday.

"Sometimes I live my life like it's a Willy Wonka movie," said Mr. L'HommeDieu, looking and sounding like the Skipper from "Gilligan's Island".