Examples of using Seafaring in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Another of your seafaring yarns?
The old seafaring dock was used by seamen who made expeditions to Canada in the 16th century.
Bermuda is also known for its rich seafaring history.
In seafaring, the term was in use for the boss of a ship's crew, a role similar to that of boatswain.
Portugal has nurtured a proud seafaring tradition ever since.
I'm sure your seafaring adventures are interesting, but I have experience of things you couldn't imagine.
Almost all words have been taken over by the seafaring Dutchmen.
Blending the grandeur and nobility of seafaring with the imagination and style of the good life, it is my favorite way to explore the world.
This may seem an impossible limitation for a seafaring hunter.
The Esbjerg specialty is fishing and seafaring and city museums are dedicated to that.
Andros is the northernmost island of the Cyclades, with great seafaring tradition.
Italy: Building on a long seafaring tradition as well as a penchant for the best of everything, Italy is a hotbed for construction of luxury superyachts.
I just heard the most awful news about our dear, seafaring friend Captain Morgan?
The Encyclopedia covers the entire history of seafaring, from ancient Egyptian shipbuilders to Viking sea-raiders, to the nuclear submarines and supertankers of today.
The Maritime City Elisen】 is located at the coast of the West Sea andknown as the seafaring demi-human's city.
The Encyclopedia covers the entire history of seafaring, from ancient Egyptian shipbuilders to the nuclear submarines and supertankers of today.
In The Free Sea(Mare Liberum, published 1609) Grotius formulated the new principle that the sea was international territory andall nations were free to use it for seafaring trade.
The ship and its artifacts give unique insights into Tudor seafaring and what it was like to live during that period.
Seafaring and trade, together with the wise international policy and skilful diplomacy brought economic and cultural prosperity and centuries of prosperity to that free city- state.
The quaint cottage is an insight into the life and time of Cook's seafaring adventures and exploration of Australia and other parts of the world.
New Zealanders have always been deeply connected with the sea, and the well-curated New Zealand Maritime Museum explores this connection,offering a comprehensive survey of the country's seafaring history.
Today, visitors can explore Havana's seafaring history at the maritime museum here, with displays such as model sailing boats, weapons, and treasure retrieved from sunken ships.
Tying in with Southampton's nautical legacy,the recently opened SeaCity Museum recounts the tale of the city and its seafaring connections and it includes a special section on the Titanic.
Increased patrolling and superior seafaring technology on the part of the European powers, as well as improved political stability and economic conditions in the region, eventually allowed the European powers to greatly curb piracy in the region by the 1870s.
In the former Dock Offices and an integral part of the city's Museum Quarter,the Hull Maritime Museum explores the city's seafaring heritage through models, paintings, and fishing equipment.
IMO is the source of approximately 60 legal instruments that guide the regulatory development of its member states to improve safety at sea,facilitate trade among seafaring states and protect the maritime environment.
The coffee giant took its name from the first mate in Herman Melville's"Moby Dick" in aneffort to evoke"the romance of the high seas and the seafaring tradition of the early coffee traders.".
Among other places one can mention the National museum that holds an extensive collection of ethnographic artifacts and relics,the Maritime Museum that exhibits Indonesia's seafaring traditions, including models of sea going vessels.
