"waterman" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is a noun and it is often used to refer to a person who is knowledgeable about, or skilled at navigating, sailing, and maneuvering watercraft. Example sentence: The experienced waterman steered the boat safely across the harbor.
In other words, dirty water doesn't drive away the bivalves; rather a lack of bivalves invites the filth.Don Meritt, a bluff, burly, deeply-tanned PhD waterman who runs the hatchery (and whom everyone university president and beaker-scrubber alike calls Mutt) explains that this is a gross oversimplification, but it contains a grain of truth.
Fearful their love nest had not been adequately disinfected with whitewash, he distracted himself with a pint of sack, which he shared with the waterman who rowed him home.In January 1666, the Pepyses returned to Seething Lane.
The Corps of Discovery (which included Clark's slave York) departed on May 14 , 1804 with Clark operating as the expedition's principal waterman and cartographer.
In coastal areas the waterman and landsman may use different references for the same features.
Set in the early 19th century, it traced the life of an impoverished Englishman William Thornhill, a waterman on the Thames who is convicted of theft and transported to Australia.
Purcell himself never appears as a character but his creative presence pervades and links Adamson's playlets which, mixing fact and fiction, whisk us from the court to playhouse to the Thames where Sam Cox's waterman, Francis Taylor, is the droll counterpart of the modern London cabbie, bragging about how "I've had that Henry Purcell in my boat.
It's almost a quarter of a century since he released his first single (1988's Stock-Aitken-Waterman-produced "Nothing Can Divide Us") but he's looking well.
There's been a lot of personnel turnover at the Unsolved Crime and Open Case Squad recently, but even if Herzog wasn't keen to sign up for a full-time gig alongside Dennis Waterman, Denis Lawson and Nicholas Lyndhurst, the writers could still try and simulate some of that Nordic noir magic by sending the hangdog plod squad to Europe.
Dennis Waterman appeared in the last series before announcing he was leaving, following former co-stars Amanda Redman, Alun Armstrong and James Bolam out of the show.
Danielle Waterman grows sombre for a moment as she reflects on two defeats in two World Cup finals in her career.
The guru boom started in 1982 when Tom Peters and Robert Waterman, two McKinsey consultants, published "In Search of Excellence", a blockbuster that sold more than 5m copies and transformed Tom Peters into a megastar.SupergurusThe gurus--most of whom started off as academics rather than consultants have been responsible for all the more striking management ideas of the past few years.
