Sentence examples for two seafaring from inspiring English sources
When The New York Times feels that a feud between two seafaring billionaires merits the full front-page treatment, we could fast be returning to the era of hedge fund managers holding birthday bashes on the Eiffel Tower and billionaires hiring Andrea Bocelli and the Vienna Boys Choirr to sing "Happy Birthday" at Skyler's christening.
In this version of the story, we are left with two seafaring vessels, one on display in Athens and one in the possession of the custodian.
The rest has been workshop history: Since then hes fixed up ten seafaring vessels, including a tug-boat that escorted British warships during World War II, Julie Andrews former yacht and another one later featured in the Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell movie Overboard.
She shared one seafaring photo on Monday that she captioned "Arrivederci Italia!" .
At the age of seventeen, he began six years of seafaring in the French merchant marine and Navy.
The debate over a coastal migration route for the First Americans revolves around two major points: seafaring technology, and a viable landscape and resource base.
Like its famous cousin just to the south, Bristol is a quintessential New England waterfront town, heavily ballasted with three centuries of seafaring and by fine examples of Federal and Colonial architecture.
He had four decades of seafaring experience and had previously served as captain of the, from which he was transferred to command Titanic.
At the heart of Paul Greengrass's Captain Phillips is the story of two eternal seafaring archetypes.
Tells something about their language, about their two classic activities: sheepherding and seafaring.
The Gujarati king admitted the seafaring refugees on three conditions: that they would promise not to eat beef; not to marry into the existing population; and not to convert any Hindus.
