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seaman Muckraking United States journalist who exposed bad conditions in mental institutions (1867-1922)
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Dutch sailor Fred Imhoff leads overall with German Harm Mueller-Spreer in second.
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Holmes for a second time held out his hand to the sailor.
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St John Ambulance said the sailor was taken to North Shore Hospital.
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I was in the Mediterranean with him; I am quite a sailor.
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The sailor stopped at an eating-house in the neighbourhood, and went in.
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Read: Incomplete tar road built in rural Eastern Cape cost R117 million
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Many European oil companies have major interests in the Canadian tar sands.
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The tar moves slowly but seven thousand years is a long time.'
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Canadian officials have called development of the tar sands a national priority.
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In the tar furnace, the tar itself burns, and the tar only.
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He laughed gently, and answered in the words of the ancient mariner:-
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There was then in the settlement a veteran mariner named William Kidd.
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St. Elmo consoled the mariner for the loss of Castor and Pollux.
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He was a mariner, and the two namesakes were in partnership together.
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Start with Jacques Cartier, ancient mariner of Dieppe, in the year 1535.
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As it happens, we're still looking at Jagger's gob 50 years on.
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You were looking at at a pretty gob stopping endurance event, right?
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He sprang from concealment, almost embracing the young gob in his delight.
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It showed the utter unselfishness of the American doughboy, gob, and leatherneck.
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There it was, simple and painful as a smack in the gob.
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As I approached the stranger, I saw that he was a seafarer.
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Frederick arose and let the great, rosy-white seafarer clamber on his hand.
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Which rakish seafarer was played by Johnny Depp in the Pirates films?
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Verily, it convulseth and openeth the heart of the lone seafarer.
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He was not dying like a seafarer who had fairly earned his reputation.
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Born as he was in the nineteenth century, he was only a Jack-tar and a hero!
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No one appeared to mind him, till a jolly Jack-tar with both arms cut off, but dressed in full sailor's togs, lurched heavily towards him.
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Because of the smoke, and the carefully rationed water aboard ship, they looked more like a mob of filthy buccaneers than jack-tars.
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"The jack-tars would be delighted to go down in ships and do business in such an element."
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"It ought not to have been loose, and there is a bit of discipline for some jack-tar."
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IHS Technology analyst Jack Kent said the flat revenue indicated new challenges.
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The situation inside the camp was better than Jack had dared hope.
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We said similar things at Jack's dinner and Jack had no problem.
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His new book is called Alibaba: The House That Jack Ma Built.
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She'd seen one years ago, and Jack had made her stop going.
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He was a dry old salt, and listened more than he talked.
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And yet she did not look happy after the old salt's observation.
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Been so since you were a small lad, an early old salt.
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He rang the bells correctly, and handled the wheel like an old salt.
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He explained his plan to the old salt, and then asked his opinion.
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He was a burly fellow, with a look of the sea dog about him.
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And with that the old sea dog set sail back to the distant shore.
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My God! The old sea dog bounded from his chair.
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Trust an old sea dog to use his ears and keep himself out of notice.
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St. Arles lifted his mug to the sea dog.
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Bokes the seaman and Sopsy the cook were in the same condition.
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But I'm pretty sure he's a seaman or used to be one.
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Of our bargaining with a Moorish seaman; and of an English slave.
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The seaman stationed at the stopper obeyed, and down went the anchor.
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It was a simple trap, but as Darrin paused, the seaman replied:
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I am turned of sixty-four; a very old age for a seaman.
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The grey-haired seaman knocked his pipe on the doorstep and stood up.
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He glanced down to the foretop again: the other seaman had gone.
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I was a seaman, and did my duty; but this satisfied me.
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So the seaman contented himself with standing guard over the wounded brigand.
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The seaman had always evinced a settled pique against the one-eyed warrior.
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The seaman had always evinced a settled pique against the red-faced warrior.
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The seaman who had dropped the noose around him spoke English fluently.
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The American seaman has always excelled, and so has the American gunner.
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Jaen the seaman became gloomy, and that annoyed the Czar still more.
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Lots were drawn accordingly, and the longest fell to the little seaman.
