Sentence examples for when sailors from inspiring English sources

"People should know where and when sailors will be buried.

When sailors brought back potatoes from America, the idea of vodka was quickly and sensibly conceived.

That's when sailors, perfectly content while far at sea, grow desperately impatient the instant they sight land.

Geraghty suffered his injury in a hurdles race when Sailors Warn fell at the second-last while still in contention.

It is also agreed upon that the island was untouched when sailors' tales of an "uninhabited paradise" drew the 35-year-old Mr. Savory and about 20 settlers.

It will only be worn during operational duties and will not replace more formal uniforms or the berets when sailors return home from deployment.

Such Bronze Age societies were prospering when Phoenician sailors reached Spain about 800 bce.

When German sailors steered away from a sinking ship, they liked to call out, "Send the bill to Roosevelt".

Further modification of the hula came when Portuguese sailors introduced the machada, the small guitar from which the ukelele developed.

The weather was still not as severe as in 1998, when six sailors perished in the race.

They're holding onto their money, because they don't know when the sailors will be back".