Sentence examples for some skippers from inspiring English sources

Some skippers in Shetland were less pleased with the outcome.

Some skippers tried to distract their crews in this area of the attraction with other jokes.

You're some skipper of profiteers, roving the high seas in his scudding craft, reckoning up his freight with a keen eye out for home-cargo, grabbing the gold he can!

Some French skippers might not thrive in a free market.

Yet he was completely in his own skin off air: if some England skippers have pretended to give the sporting public a sense of the real thing while clinging to the pose, there has never been anything remotely artificial about the hooker from Rotorua.

There have also been some suggestions skipper Steven Gerrard will be amongst those who are rested for tonight's game against a side who have secured just one victory in their entire history.

The eyes of butterflies are usually brown, golden-brown or even red as in the case of some species of skippers.

Nationally, skippers pay some $2m-3m 2m-3mr in bribes to inspectors, and routinelyearderreport thein catches, according to the Centre for Development and Sustainabribessheries, an Argentone NGO.

PORTO CERVO, SARDINIA — For two days this month, racing skippers drove some of the world's sleekest sailing machinery around courses of up to 40 miles, or 65 kilometers, between the granite reefs of the Maddalena archipelago off the coast of Sardinia while, aboard the multimillion-dollar boats, stewards mixed mojitos for owners and guests.

In some moths and in the skippers and butterflies, the frenulum mechanism has been lost, and the wings are coordinated by the friction of the overlapping areas.

Some of it did, indeed, suggest that breakfast skippers may be more likely to gain weight.