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    seaman


    1. These folks also learned fast from other cultures, as they were able seaman and traveled around the world, and would see many wonderful things and this knowledge would return to their own lands, where it quickly would spread like fire upon the land


    2. the lowly tasks of a seaman, yet he observed the work of those


    3. reduced to one seaman and one boy


    4. chief boatswain’s mate of the late Alabama, a good seaman, an experienced man-of-wars sailor, and one calculated to carry


    5. business from greenhand seaman to master of the ship and was


    6. About fifty years after this event, Joseph Francis, a seaman of


    7. He looked pained, but as a young seaman, he wasn’t about to deny his chums some sport


    8. Instead of hollering for help, the burly seaman had the grace to roll his eyes up into his head and collapse forward onto Longleaf, who groaned loudly at the immense weight


    9. legally hired on as an able-bodied seaman


    10. tion that he signed in front of me and witnessed by seaman

    11. A second later, a second seaman with petty officer’s insignia on the sleeve of his peacoat came aboard, looked at Colling and asked, “What the bloody ‘ell are you doing here, Yank?”


    12. Seaman recruit (SR): the lowest enlisted rating


    13. The station complement included BM3 Josh Christensen, BM3 Daniel Gallagher, BM3 Kyle Dupree, MK3 Les Swenson, Seaman (SN) Richard Chaney, SN Melissa Braun, and Chief Petty Officer (BMC) Michael Briner, Officer in Charge (OIC)


    14. An average day for a seaman or fireman is standing watch, homeland security, search and rescue, and training on all of the stations boats


    15. Better than Navy training, anyway, where there was never a free minute, where his name had become Seaman Dick-Arm or Arm-Dick, which he supposes is better than Seaman Pinky-Dick


    16. The captain should have been incensed at a lowly seaman giving him orders, but the cracks of dissent showed his command to be a delicate one, and he had to let it bend or risk shattering it completely


    17. ����������� The commander from the Admiralty stopped his precision chronometer as the log thrown by a seaman in the water swept by


    18. The young seaman pointed by Nancy turned red as the other sailors and Prien exploded in laughter


    19. For an experienced seaman, in a seaworthy boat, the passage would be safe, but uncomfortable


    20. Seaman First Class Luis Alvarez then looked at his direct superior, Petty Officer Second Class John McBride

    21. The Scharnhorst was first detected by the cruiser HMS Belfast on which Able Seaman Thomas Brady was serving


    22. “And what about the young seaman here?” added Stanley pointing in Gallagher’s direction


    23. “Aye aye, chief” said the Ordinary Seaman


    24. A few minutes later the squad was marching back to the barracks, with Leading Seaman Chambers in


    25. Seaman Chambers is to issue the rifles, the lads are to make a circle around the Paymaster’s Office,


    26. Chief was shouting as the men passed their rifles up to the Leading Seaman who was also helping


    27. Seaman rearranged the sacks to hide the interior, should anyone open the door


    28. “Two sugars in mine!” said Able Seaman Tupp as though he was talking to the guard, which raised


    29. Leading Seaman Chambers stood ready to pull the cord


    30. to open the door and Able Seaman Robinson, the ex-train driver, was ready to hand out the rifles at

    31. Leading Seaman Chambers moved over to pick up the opening cord for the other door


    32. standing holding a smoking musket and the sailor who had been sent to the barn, Able Seaman


    33. Calling to Leading Seaman Chambers he said


    34. mounted the train with Able Seaman Moffat, who was taking his nursing duties very seriously


    35. Shouting orders as he ran, Jack told Able Seaman Robinson, who had proved to be reliable, to go to


    36. Seaman Chambers had returned safely in the cart with the boxes of forms, Jack mustered the squad


    37. sent Leading Seaman Chambers back on the wagon to the farm with AB Moffat in order to help Tupp


    38. ‘’True paradise is awaiting you above and you can call me ‘Sergeant’, Leading Seaman


    39. He was obviously an expert seaman, and knew his way round the busy harbour like the back of his hand


    40. If she were to be sold to a seaman, she would have to live on the water for months at a time

    41. He’s a seaman


    42. You have often called yourself a seaman! You spent all of your life working on the sea and building your empire on the water


    43. To go to a historically important place in the heart of Europe, with an old University and endless museums and libraries, or off to a small fisherman’s village in Scotland to study the specific dialect and custo ms there, to be able to peer out to the sea with the eyes of an old seaman and imagine the swell of the sea as you hear the swell in his voice


    44. ‘The husband was a merchant seaman


    45. But where was Able? The most able-bodied English seaman ever to have sailed the seven seas


    46. If Christian had been a better seaman, and a better human being: there would have been no mutiny in the first place


    47. What was he hung for? For accidentally killing a mutinous seaman by hitting him over the head with a bucket


    48. But where was Able? The most able-bodied English seaman ever to have been born


    49. Instead of Cain standing trial and finding excuses to get away with his crimes: it was Abel, the most able-bodied seaman in the English Navy who was forced to make excuses for losing his ship


    50. and his father before him had been seaman of one sort or another and the love of a fine












































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    Synonyms for "seaman"

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    "seaman" definitions

    a man who serves as a sailor


    muckraking United States journalist who exposed bad conditions in mental institutions (1867-1922)