Sentence examples for to seafaring from inspiring English sources

He briefly returned to seafaring, ending up in Brooklyn in October 1863.

The mammoth Hyundai conglomerate, a group of South Korean companies that make everything from cars to steel to seafaring supertankers, bought bankrupt Kia Motors in 1998.

Perhaps because of the centuries during which the Atlantic has been crossed by trade routes, its currents have been longest known to seafaring men and most thoroughly studied by oceanographers.

Because most of the coast is low-lying, without natural harbours, and largely separated from the dry land of the interior by a belt of muddy mangrove-infested creeks and lagoons, the African coastal peoples have usually not taken easily to seafaring on the gulf.

However, this law was passed 160 years, before insurance companies began offering coverage to seafaring vehicles and Transocean has already received a payout of $400 million from its insurance provider.

Fabrice Gonet designed the watch to evoke seafaring technology of Verne's era.

The Ethnography and History Municipal Museum of Póvoa de Varzim (1937) on Rua Visconde de Azevedo houses archaeological finds and exhibits relating to the seafaring history of the city.

8 p.m. 3. Ship to Shore Pay tribute to Izmir's seafaring past by hopping the ferry from Konak Ferry Terminal and crossing Homer's "wine-dark sea" to the Bostanli landing, on the north side of Izmir's bay.

Archaeological and historical evidence suggests that Micronesians were some of the most highly skilled ocean navigators in the Pacific and used their knowledge of seafaring to travel widely between islands to interact and exchange resources.

During the cold war this strategic imperative drove the Soviet Union to master Arctic seafaring; Russia now has ten polar icebreakers to America's two.

Factory freezer trawlers, developed after the Second World War, grew to be so gargantuan that they amounted to, in effect, seafaring towns.