Sentence examples for trawler men from inspiring English sources
Helping the British Fishermen's Association to secure their claim for compensation, 25 years after distant water trawler men had their industry destroyed by the agreement that the British government reached with Iceland to end the so-called Cod wars.
Bear Trap's small but beautifully formed story of trawler men, Bound, is definitely worth catching at Bristol Old Vic, as is Blind Summit's clever and engaging puppetry show, The Table, which is at the Tobacco Factory's Brewery venue.
When all was said and done, Crasneanski and his team had amassed about 1,680 hours of audio footage including the multilingual sound of sailors, trawler men and oil men conversing over their radios, the call of the muezzins, the blip of a sonar, Georgian poetry, the sound of ropes creaking, and the clarinet of a Crimean tartar.
Vicky Seddon Sheffield In addition to the "jaw-dropping" library closures mentioned by John Harris, the cuts are causing the closing of museums in Lancashire: the Fleetwood Museum with the story of the trawler men and their families, and the textile mill museums at Queen Street, Burnley and at Helmshore.
The azure-hued crustaceans, found only on North America's Atlantic coast, are genetic mutations sometimes caught by local trawler men.
The trawler men can snatch a day, but when you're working nets you shoot the nets one day, and haul them the next, and we haven't been able to swing two days together".
Run by former trawler man, Jack Mills and his wife Linda, they pride themselves on their chemical-free oak and applewood smoking and cooking the fish within an hour of purchase from local fisherman.
Diehard trawler-men may not like to admit it, but the city's first attempts to work within those markets were doomed to failure.
However, an important part was a hard-living ethos left over from the days when the city's trawler-men performed one of the most dangerous jobs on earth.
II Corps made available two trawlers, manned by the 1st Water Transport Group, to deliver rations.
Under cover of the bombardment the "minesweepers," actually trawlers manned by civilian crews, would clear away the mines in the Narrows and allow the fleet to proceed to Constantinople.
