Spanish
marina mercante británica Merchant marine service of the United Kingdom.
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Examples for "british merchant navy"
Examples for "british merchant navy"
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That began in the 1980s, since when the number of British merchant navy officers has been cut by two-thirds.
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She was as lucky and prosperous there as in the merchant service.
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I've been several voyages in the merchant service, and I think that-
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I've been reading a novel about the merchant service, and I know.
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I should be plain Mr. Hay Denver, of the merchant service.
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You were a sailor in the merchant service before that?- Yes.
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No, he didn't: he'd been drafted into the merchant navy, not the army.
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The merchant navy, although numerous, was equally deficient in vessels of any size.
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Sir, -I qualified as a merchant navy officer at 19 years of age.
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Civilians-andmerchant navy-hadnever had a need for them before.
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They were taught maritime skills before their inevitable service in the royal or merchant navy.
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In his youth, he joined the Dutch merchant navy but returned to Amsterdam in 1962.
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Shackleton who had joined the merchant navy aged 16 thought of scientists as boring deadweights.
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All ships will be required to guard our coastline and to escort our merchant navy convoys.
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He was a working-class man among whose jobs was working as a stoker for the merchant navy.
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He had dreamed of being an officer in the merchant navy before politics took hold of him.
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It did not include the armed forces or merchant navy, where sex between men remained a criminal offence.
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One worked in the merchant navy.
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You were in the merchant navy.
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Like so many young people growing up in Liverpool in the sixties, I found work in the merchant navy.
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Despite having his illustrations published in Le Moustique magazine in his mid-teens, he wanted to join the merchant navy.
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That began in the 1980s, since when the number of British merchant navy officers has been cut by two-thirds.