Meanings of good seamanship in English

This act of valour and of good seamanship had two useful effects.

Your sea anchor saved you, that and good seamanship.

Whether the Northmen engaged in trade or in warfare, good ships and good seamanship were indispensable to them.

By dint of strenuous efforts and good seamanship, Captain Davis with his officers and crew held their own.

Heaven had made them like that while depriving them of any hope of ever attaining to good seamanship.

The good seamanship of Lieut.

For six years John Paul remained with the Whitehaven merchant, and during this time he learned much about good seamanship.

The ship's chances looked very small indeed, but, owing to the good seamanship of Captain Davis and a certain amount of luck, disaster was averted.

Good seamanship ought to keep one from such a fate, it may be said.

Good seamanship may enable us to keep, the ship afloat, but God only can provide us with water.