sailor

The sailors took command of the ship from the cruel captain and marooned him on a desert island.

The great god Pan is dead, as a voice was heard to cry by sailors in the age of the Roman emperor Augustus.

This terror among sailors was one of the main obstacles in the great voyage of Columbus.

Who cherish the memory of her mother in memory of the sailors home, but also a "nostalgia" patients, a desire to return home the streets.

The sailors were terrified. The captain woke Jonah asking him to call on his God and see what he could do.

If dippers with bottoms in them had been given them, the sailors said, the boat would have been sunk.

Russia said yesterday there was no sign of life from 118 sailors trapped at the bottom of the sea in a nuclear submarine.

Christ, to hear some of those sailors' myths, you'd think bloody Fort Knox was on every ship that sailed.

I found him a man of many notions all flavoured with his personality, as is the way with sailors.

Leaders used religious rhetoric and ordinary soldiers and sailors said their prayers as they tried to make sense of what they were doing.

As the sun set, the wind slackened and sailors prepared for departure.

His interest in sailors' lives grew naturally out of his own experiences, and most of his early novels grew out of his voyages.

Sailors returning home stuck a pineapple or two on their gateposts to tell the community they were back and welcomed visitors.

That seems to have been the feeling of sailors who'd been exposed to a tasty kind of sauce during their voyages to Malaysia.

Hillary and I enjoyed dinner with some of the six thousand sailors and marines who manned the ship, and I worked on my speeches.

One idea was that it reached out to "the edge of the world. " Sailors were afraid that they might sail right off the earth.

Some of the French soldiers and sailors who had come to help in the fight against England decided to remain here after the war was over.

With every other nation spending like drunken sailors, Germany is being forced towards propping up the system with its credit rating.

This expression was originally about sailors' ropes which had become untied, or 'loose', and therefore were not being used properly.

Remarkably, even the South Korean government is seeking to be done with the matter (in which 46 of its sailors were killed).

I shook the mixture through a sieve; as I rinsed off the last of the bran, the worms clung to the side like sailors on a capsized ship.

Because she came out of the sea, she was also the protectress of sailors, and she was often depicted sitting on a giant seashell.

"Hello, " one of the sailors said to the boy. "Why does your brother have to have a rope round his neck when he goes for a walk with you ? "

Once, he tried to arouse himself from his lethargy, and went forward into the forecastle with the sailors.

"Several ships, helped by helicopters, have been involved in an operation to search for two missing sailors, " he said.

conducting the tour the day we visited was an elderly man dressed in navy whites who was one of the sailors in the original boarding party.

Do not end up in the cinema watching a Russian slapstick comedy about two sailors.

"Whose birthday did he say it was? " one of the sailors asked.

It might have been anyone - and my invitation was open to sailors, thieves, maniacs, anyone.

One option is to tie Morning Ruth's hands, just as Odysseus ordered his sailors to tie him to the mast.

It is worth pondering what his reaction might have been if the 46 murdered sailors had been Chinese.

The ship keeled over when it hit the rocks, and sank to the bottom with all itspassengers and sailors.

Immediately, the storm died down and the sea became calm once more. The sailors were amazed.

Observer recordings of cloud cover from boats are often taken by sailors who are not specialists in the field, and can be very subjective.

Another reason that some sailors dared to sail beyond the sight of land into the great Atlantic Ocean was the improvement in navigation.

Under the shelter of the bay there was no risk to a boat in the hands of experienced sailors.

The child was quite interested in watching the sailors hoisting the cargo onto the ship.

Much of the world does not share this grim view, or at least seems reluctant to do much about the killing of 46 South Korean sailors.

This connection between the word mess and food is preserved for us in the military where soldiers, sailors and pilots eat in the mess.

It was an honor to address some of America's newest sailors and Marines as their Commander-in-Chief.

There were two dead men on the ship, but no one alive. The bodies of the other sailors were lost in the sea.

A few years later some Spanish sailors visited Darien and carried word back to Haiti that there was gold there.

The sailors swarmed into a laughing, cheering ring around the two men.

The sailors swarmed into a laughing, cheering ring around the two man.

Many sailors who have recently taken up the sport are soon out on the water most weekends.

The sailors swarmed into a laughing and cheering ring around the two men.

Spanish sailors in search of a northwest passage were the first Europeans to see what is known today as Oregon.

The captain and the sailors knelt on the deck and prayed. But this time they spoke to God and thanked him for saving them all.

Then one morning one of the sailors saw land, but the next minute our ship hit some sand just under the sea.

The "fox" was a seat suspended by pulleys from an overhead rope, much like the device sailors use to transfer men between ships.

The sailors have to desert get rid of the boat which submerges to tour to the shore.

But after pumping for one whole night with the water still gaining upon them, the sailors gave up in despair.

Technically it could be classed as an obstruction, in which case sailors would have to manoeuvre around it.

'Well, 'I said, 'we could run away to sea and be sailors. Sail round the world, like Francis Drake.

The ship wrecked sailors intermarried with the natives living on the island, forming a healthy mixed group which is still strong today.

In the early days of the clipper ships, sailors who went on long voyages would often get a dangerous disease called scurvy.

Chinese sailors were just as daring, their settlers just as intrepid, but geography had now stacked the deck in favour of the west.

More than one on board cried for joy as the boat reached him and the sailors drew child and dog from the water.

They had begun to disperse, lurching here and there muttering, singing; sailors on the deck of insane destiny.

Sailors hated it, but the alternative was running on the surface and risking an attack from allied aircraft.

Another patrol ship rescued 28 sailors but one died soon after being taken to a hospital, he said.

The ship was tossed like a cork on the raging sea, and the sailors were terrified that the ship would sink.

Captain Anderson called an immediate halt, and one of his sailors dived down to assess the damage.

For centuries, bold Basque sailors have ventured out on the seas that crash on their homeland in the Bay of Biscay.

On board the sub, Japanese sailors, wearing dark shorts and dinky blue hats, were sleeping out on deck.

Sailors seem -- to those of us on land -- to lead exciting, even mysterious lives.

All the ships of the sea and their sailors came alongside to trade for your wares.

He sat on the mast of a large vessel and watched the sailors hauling big chests out of the hold with ropes.

It has demonstrated our superior power in planes and, most importantly , in the fighting qualities of our individual soldiers and sailors.

Five sailors from a northern land are shipwrecked on an uninhabited island with thousands of coconut palm trees.

The boat leaving Dalian for Shanghai is departing in ten minutes, the sailors are raising the sail.

The central meaning shared by these adjectives is "of or relating to the sea, ships, shipping, sailors, or navigation"

The sailors got out the oars and tried to row, but the wind was too strong.

The sailors were kind men. They did not want Jonah to drown. But the storm was getting worse every moment, and they did not know what to do.

They were rough lot indeed , as sailors mostly are, being man rooted out of all the kindly part of life .

His eyes were dark, and they were full of the brooding that gets in the eyes of teamsters and of sailors.

The corsair captain and the sailors with painted beards were so funny that people were all laughing until they gasped for breath.

The pirates took command of the ship by force from the sailors, and stranded them on a desert island.

The surviving sailors managed to keep up for several hours and were eventually picked up by a lifeboat.

For the hundreds of thousands of U. S. soldiers, sailors, Marines and airmen "forward deployed" overseas, their status is changing fast.

About 120 South Korean navy sailors will also accompany the Marine Corps contingent, he said.

Six sailors from the DPRK are missing after their cargo ship sank off the coast of Dalian Tuesday due to strong winds, Xinhua reported.

Card naval port night ah quiet, The waves gently rocking the ship, Young sailors head the waves, Asleep exposed sweet smile.

Naval port night ah quiet, The waves gently rocking the ship, Young sailors head the waves, Sleeping exposed happy smile.

A few of the shipwrecked sailors were cast up on the shore of a desert island.

LEFT: "Greetings to the brave sailors of Great Britain and the United States of America, fighting the Fascist pirates! "

The sailors docked the freighter and began to unload it.

But neither psychiatric interviews nor objective tests were able to show any effects upon these American sailors.

She is called by many names, but to sailors of Lake Erie, she is known as the Storm Hag.

This service -- the service of Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, Marines, and Coast Guardsmen -- makes our annual celebration of this day possible.

China Team is the only team that trains onboard, the young sailors of the country it represents.

Naturally, sailors preferred to sail to destinations that had a method of marking these perils, so harbors with lighthouses flourished.

Frank: Four sailors fall into the sea, but only one of them gets his hair wet.

Even though, training a generation of Chinese sailors is an interesting adventure in a surprising country.

The ship from Dalian to Shanghai is to depart in ten minutes. Sailors are hoisting the sails.

He arrived at the port of Luanda, the capital of Angola, where he "cruised" around the harbour, being "struck" by Chinese sailors.

According to the myth, the sailors believed after sailing for weeks without spotting land, they would fall off the face of the Earth.

The vessels are carrying at least 800 sailors, including dozens of special forces personnel.

Hundreds of thousands of Allied troops, sailors, and airmen awaited his orders to begin Operation Overlord, the invasion of Europe.

An Interesting AnswerFrank: Four sailors fell into the sea, but only one of them got his hair wet.

With the sailors' help, he kicked away the snow and ice blocking the door.

All sailors fell into great panic and the old captain decisively ordered them to open all the cabins to allow more water in.

Imagine how Beijing would have reacted if it were 46 dead Chinese sailors.

Eleven of the Arctic Sea's sailors were also flown back to Moscow for interrogation, and subsequently barred from talking to the press.

Veteran sailors will enjoy island hopping via boat and the Seychelles Tourism Board provides a suggested itinerary for a sailing trip.

Today's soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines, and Coast Guardsmen make up the finest fighting force in the history of the world.

Ideals are like the stars we could never reach in the sky, but like most sailors, we can find our directions by them.

The valor of our soldiers and sailors has driven from the great , fair tropic islands the Spanish flag .

On the way home to sleep in his own bed, he'd be saluted by sailors back from fighting the German U-boats in the Atlantic.

Noticing the captain's stern look, the sailors reluctantly carried out his order.

The paper said American sailors would not board North Korean ships without permission.

In the atlantic on a freighter slowly along, the sailors on deck, the captain looked out the distance.

The Iranian navy has detained up to 15 British sailors, the Ministry of Defence confirmed today.

Three wounded sailors were flown off the ship.

The captain asked his officers to take precautions, because a plot was brewing among the sailors.

The Defence Department now thinks America's soldiers and sailors "are ready" for the ban to be lifted.

Gentle and slow moving, manatees are said to be the mythical mermaids of sailors' imaginations.

When mutinous sailors were put in irons in the olden days, nobody was allowed to unshackle them.

Some analysts believe he was the brains behind the March attack on the South Korean ship Cheonan, killing 46 sailors.

A chart is a map used by sailors, showing the coasts, depth of the sea, position of rocks, lighthouses, etc.

To attract German sailors, eating stands along the New York city harbor offered "steak cooked in the Hamburg style. "

Here are the sailors of a separate regiment engaged in combat training.

To this day, many consider the cellar to be haunted, and it is said that at night the sounds of drunken sailors singing can still be heard.

Could you be one of the future sailors to win the America's Cup for the United States?

of sailing the stormy waters of the nor them ocean, and became expert sailors and navigators , men more at home on sea than on land .

When the ship was caught in a storm, the sailors could hardly handle the sails.

In Greece, he is the patron saint of sailors; in France he was the patron of lawyers, and in Belgium the patron of children and travelers.

Her beauty is without equal, like the mermaids sailors love to praise.

Fishermen and sailors sometimes claim to have seen monsters in the sea.

He was a strict but good captain, one who, unusually, took good care of the sailors on his ship.

She even ended up receiving a military pension and living at the sailors' and soldiers' home in Illinois as a veteran.

So far, it is unclear who killed the 13 sailors, whose bodies were recovered from sections of the Mekong in Thailand and Laos.

This Ordinance may be cited as the Sailors Home and Missions to Seamen Incorporation Ordinance.

Seventeen US sailors were killed when suicide bombers rammed an explosive-laden boat into the USS Cole off the coast of Yemen in 2000.

Things have come full circle since penurious sailors from the Far East first arrived two centuries ago.

He was a strict but good captain, one who, usually, took good care of the sailors on his ship.

We made one stop at the island of Cuba, where the sailors carried heavy boxes of fruit and food for the passengers.

As late as 1897, sailors in the British Navy were not permitted to use knives and forks because using them was considered unmanly .

Additionally, China currently lacks the experienced naval aviators and sailors needed to operate a carrier successfully and safely.

The term hot desking is thought to be derived from the naval practice, called hot racking, where sailors on different shifts share bunks.

Some of the freed British sailors and marines are selling their stories about their captivity in Iran.

The sailors are able to forecast weather by observing clouds.

The other sailors, shakily cursing, were picking instruments and rubbish off the deck.

Earlier in the same year it was accused of sinking a South Korean naval vessel with a torpedo, killing 46 sailors.

The sailors and marines were seized yesterday while searching for smugglers off the coast of Iraq.

The stories say he saved sailors from storms helped young children and gave gifts to the poor.

The frightened sailors wanted to turn back, but their dauntless leader urged them to sail on.

In reality, there was little sympathy for the sailors being captured, they failed their duty.

The families of the six missing sailors burned their naval uniforms and personal belongings and buried those ashes on Thursday.

when the fire got out of control, the caption told the sailors to abandon ship.

The sailors strove against wind and tide to bring the ship to a safe anchorage.

The rescue team is racing the clock to salvage the bodies of the sailors trapped in the sunken submarine with sophisticated equipment.

The sailors began to prepare against a rough night.

During his stay in Shanghai Walter managed the darkroom on board ship as well as making "Cat's Eye" rings for sailors to purchase.

Closer to piss than Arbor gold, if truth be told, but even piss tastes better than the black tar rum the sailors drink.

British forces will begin to draw down from the middle of this month, with all but 400 soldiers, sailors and contractors remaining.

The Mayflower was a small ship crowded with men, women and children, besides the sailors on board.

Fado origins are probably from a mixture of African slave rhythms with traditional music of Portuguese sailors, with Arabic influence.

I see that woman downstairs has a couple of sailors sitting there. I wonder how she's gotten acquainted with them.

Watch our demonstration squad climb high in a ship's rigging to perform the various tasks of sailors at sea.

When the ship arrived at the port, some sailors went on shore.

46 sailors died in the incident, which took place in March.

Mothers of the sailors wailed as they clasped their sons' photos and the urns containing their ashes.

As one of the most favored tourism destinations in the world, Greece is a natural haven for sailors.

In busy ports, painters always made a living by copying pictures on canvas for foreign boatmen and sailors who passed the ports.

On a slope at the naval base, looking over the West Sea, is a monument to the six sailors killed in the 2002 engagement.

Ah Jungangzhiye quiet, so that our sailors slept, until the time of Asaka shiny red sea, see our ships have to anchor.

From Blackbeard to Jack Sparrow, pirates and sailors of old are often depicted wearing earrings.

they're risking everything to save not their own lives, but the lives of their fellow soldiers and sailors, airmen and Marines.

Sailors were dashing about battening hatches, running lines, clearing the decks, lashing down everything that was not already lashed down.

At this moment sailors and marines aboard the USS Bataanare headed to a position off the coast of Libya.

Sultans, sailors, slaves, and spice traders have all passed through this mystical Indian Ocean archipelago on East Africa's Swahili Coast.

The sacks of sand which fastened the balloon down had been replaced by twenty sailors.

Thousands of American and British sailors drowned in icy water.

Two sailors who had just fiiniished a long voyage went home to their village and decided to have a few drinks in the bar there .

Portland's coastal location established it as a shipping hub and port of call for sailors during the 1800s.

Forty-six sailors died. An international investigation blamed North Korea but it denied any involvement.

Yet in this incident, the Yanks get upset by a few sailors stripping to their underwear.

Nearly 90 American soldiers, sailors and marines have been killed in October so far, the highest monthly total this year.

and it is assured that their plight was 'off the scale' in comparison to the 'tea party' these sailors have been on!

As the sailors came more often into conflict with the islanders , the idyll became harder to believe in .

on East Africa's Swahili Coast has witnessed human history: sultans, sailors, slaves, and spice traders have all passed through here once.

Sailors hundreds of years a-go used to make miniature and then put them into bottles.

Many researchers theorized that Viking sailors found the sun on foggy days by using sunstones.

The sailors trimmed the boat.

The violence of the sea was too much for even the best sailors.

The sailors were bailing all of the heavy barrels to keep the ship afloat.

Shirzad [Fa] contends that the crisis of UK sailors and the negotiation that followed can serve as a guide for nuclear negotiation.

The sailors make the best of everything under attack of the storm.

The entire crew will spend this week together: sailors, the technical team and the land crew.

To the little mermaid this appeared pleasant sport, not so to the sailors.

"Not gone for sailors, certainly, returned the mother with a smile. "

Second Life pilots, sailors, sightseers and travellers used void simulators extensively.

The owner of a schooner called the Silver Maid was signing up sailors for a voyage to China.

The sailors were clinging to the mast to stop themselves being washed overboard.

By sailors, vagabonds passing represented the city is the city's third principal image of the rover.

Bearded sailors with brown faces and large horny hands clasped their partners in a tight embrace.

The sailors landed on a beach and started a cooking fire near some containers of the mineral natron.

Several people had died during its construction earning it the nickname "Hiroshima" among naval sailors and officers.

Our sailors owe allegiance to the Queen; yours owe allegiance to the President.

What is now known about the monsters fishermen and sailors claim to have seen?

The story saved sailors from storms, helped young children and gave gifts to the poor.

Many sailors claimed to have seen monsters in the sea.

The sailors couldn't find anything to caulk the seam in the boat.

In a very few minutes he was joined by half a dozen sailors, dragging a rope ladder.

Ten UAE sailors went missing after Cyclone Gonu hit in 2007; it's unclear whether they were intentionally or mistakenly omitted from EM-DAT.

And the whores were out. River or sea, a port was a port, and wherever you found sailors, you'd find whores.

Follows the suggested sailing areas for sailors at different level, otherwise inform the Supervisor in advance.

And it has always appealed to the loners of the world: cowboys, shepherds, sailors, lighthouse keepers .

In Washington they're spending money like drunken sailors, but that means they have to print money like drunken sailors.

Among sailors, it is known as "the Graveyard of the Atlantic" because of the strange weather found there.

Even distant Mauritius has cautioned sailors that pirates may begin to operate in its waters.

The sailors were warned not to get into trouble while they were on shore.

Here, off the coast of Indonesia, the reef-filled waters are so deadly that ancient sailors called the area the Treacherous Bay.

The sailor certificate department is mainly take charge of sailors file, the sailors certificate of apply and update .

Sailors balanced out the weight by leaving behind their ships' ballast: stones, gravel and soil.

These images were taken directly from photographs of soldiers, sailors, marines, and airmen who fought in the conflict.

She snatched at the line that the sailors threw to her.

A multinational inquiry headed by South Korea had determined that a North Korean torpedo destroyed the ship, killing 46 sailors.

imagine(imagine) you are one of the Phoenician sailors on Necho's ship.

A little further are serene bays that are havens for windsurfers and sailors.

Sailors have been tied up, beaten with rifle butts, and whipped with electrical cables.

Returned to the embrace of the motherland, Let our sailors slept.

This time began when Queen Elizabeth of England made her best sailors privateers.

The sailors climbed out and lifted it slightly up the beach and careless glances at the vessel.

Sailors aboard Enterprise battle a massive ordnance fire triggered by a Zuni missile.

Already they rode low in the water, laden with offerings from landlubbers and sailors, guilds and shops, wizards and priests.

and when a man gave a long kiss to the girl sitting on his knees, cat-calls from the English sailors increased the din.

There are fifteen tarry sailors upon the one side, and a man and a halfling boy upon the other!

Azarmeher says that Iranian political prisoners must endure much more than Britain's temporarily detained sailors.

Now deep cuts in the number of sailors, soldiers and air force personnel are being forced upon them.

the air force says that without air power soldiers and sailors alike will be dangerous exposed.

Chinese sailors discovered the islands onone of their voyages around the world.

Such tales sometimes describe mermaids as helpful, saving sailors who had the misfortune to fall overboard.

Around 1421, Chinese sailors possibly discovered the islands on one of their voyages around the world.

Several women attempted to blend in by learning to cuss like sailors, taking up gambling, or even dating local young ladies.

Three sailors were fomenting a mutiny on the ship.

For centuries beyond they were held as guardians to sailors on extended or risky voyages.

After 12 days of Brit-baiting and dubious confessions by the sailors that they had trespassed into Iranian waters, the hostages were freed.

The other sailors pushed the three prisoners up the beach, laughing and shouting and hitting them.

Sailors being sailors, they like to push the boat as much as they can.

Trouble is developing among the sailors.

This method provided meat for the sailors who came to the New World with Christopher Columbus more than five hundred years ago.

The sailors repair the ships, which start to let in water.

To provide for the incorporation of the Sailors Home and Missions to Seamen.

In the Southern Song Dynasty, its use spread to Europe via Arabia, and Arabs called it affectionately "the Eye of Sailors" .

Many were sailors and bridge workers, so they're used to heights.

Lest year more than one million Filipinos worked abroad as servants, nurses, sailors and in other difficult but low paid jobs.

Yet as the Olympic sailors will remind us, the right tactics will propel you ahead even now.

Tattoos are no longer the exclusive realm of bikers, sailors or prisoners.