Sentence examples for your skipper from inspiring English sources

But to actually see it there, walk up and put the medal round your neck and see your skipper lift it, it hits you," Danny Simpson said.

That is, unless your skipper leaves you behind on a small island, as the captain of the Virginia did with our party of seven.

He's the man you'd want as your skipper, say, in a frail little Halifax, staggering back through a thunderstorm from night raids over Turin, with ice on the wings.

And trust me, you'll want me as your Skipper.

And trust me, you'll want me as your skipper"... (I think the lady to my right is snapping a pic of my bootaaaay) Surprise!

On the onset of their, "Standard syndrome", you begin pretending just as you are occupied with work, occupied on the telephone, occupied with having immersed into your documents, occupied with getting a container of espresso, caught up with scratching on the notepad, caught up with spotting an additional teammate or occupied with attempting to illuminate a focus with your skipper and so on.

For £20 you get your own skipper and a day to wander aimlessly, cartwheeling along endless deserted beaches, sliding down sand dunes and snorkelling with tropical fish.

Ensure your boat skipper drops you in the correct place on the reef if you are doing a boat entry.

Assuming that you pass your day-skipper course, you can then charter one of their yachts for a week of lazy marina-hopping around Tenerife and La Gomera, or a cruise to El Hierro and La Palma.

Skipper your own boat on Gippsland Lakes: It takes five minutes instruction from Riviera Nautic at Metung (rivieranautic.com.au) to prepare for a sunny morning put-putting among these calm waterways.

"It's all very well picking up caps and playing X number of times for your country," said the skipper, Chris Robshaw, yesterday, "but, in the end, you're judged on your silverware".