Sentence examples for was marine from inspiring English sources
noun
A soldier, normally a member of a marine corps, trained to serve on board or from a ship
- He was a marine in World War II.
The report was intended simply to alert the office that a ship was on the way, and the Coast Guard's primary interest was marine safety, not security.
In front of the famed wall, the Green Monster, where Williams patrolled for so many years, was Marine Sgt. Jeremane Brantley from Charleston, S.C. "This isn't work," he said.
It was Marine Le Pen, the daughter of the founder of the National Front, who set off the Mitterrand scandal by citing extracts from his 2005 autobiography on prime time television.
This rough-looking device had been carefully conceived: the net was made of extra-fine mesh, which would do less damage to the animals; the board was marine plywood, which would keep the net vertical in the water; and the Coke bottles were exactly the right size to trap the paralarvae.
We speculate that the residual sulfur pool, only accessible with the STRIP distillation, was marine barite.
The top core food group contributing to total arsenic exposure was marine sources, which was responsible for exposures of 1.2 × 10−1 μg/kg/day for females and 1.0 × 10−1 μg/kg/day for males.
The ancestral stickleback fish was marine-living and heavily armored by sturdy plates.
Most malacostracans are marine.
What are marine reserves?
"Now it's marine for life".
Major habitat differences are marine and freshwater.
