Sentence examples for to walk on deck from inspiring English sources

We see Beaton enduring the moods and condescension of such millionaires as "the martinet crosspatch," Charles Wrightsman, who, for two weeks on his yacht, "forbade one to walk on deck with wet feet, to put on oil for sunbathing, to take the newspapers to one's cabin".

…We were never prepared to walk on deck and see that, how they swam, they just weren't beating people by like one-tenth of a second, they were beating people by whole body lengths – at the Olympics.

It's impossible to walk on the lower deck because of the heat".

"When you wake up and walk on deck, there's never anyone around.

The Pisces was now within sight of the wellhead, and Kessler walked on deck to gather phytoplankton samples from the sunlit zone.

"She'll come to visit a practice and she'll walk on the deck and all these little high school girls will collect around her. She's very embarrassed by it".

"You know, I've coached a medal winner at every Olympics since 1976, and every time I walk on the deck I have a sense of regret.

At different times of day you might bump into his neighbours returning home with groceries, setting out to walk their dogs, children on deck doing homework, retirees shooting the breeze.

After falling behind, 3-1, thethe No. 8 hitter, Yorvit Torrealba, the Phillies elected, with Colorado starter Franklin Morales on deck, to walk Torrealba intentionally.

A routine was soon developed, with Napoleon usually taking a walk on deck around 5 pm, followed by a formal dinner at 6 pm.

As the Yankees prepared to bat in the eighth, Roger Clemens chatted with Jose Canseco, discussing what Mecir might try to throw; as Canseco walked to the on-deck circle, Clemens drew two hands together in a clap and encouraged Canseco.