Examples of using Shackleton in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Shackleton whiskey.
Scott- Shackleton.
Shackleton Amundsen.
Ernest Shackleton.
Shackleton Frank Wild.
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David Shackleton.
Shackleton- Rowett Expedition-.
Shirley Shackleton.
I want to be on that committee, Shackleton.
The Shackleton- Rowett.
Whatever it takes, Shackleton!
He concluded by reminding Shackleton of his duty of loyalty towards his former commander.
One never knows, Dr. Shackleton.
On 7 May Worsley advised Shackleton that he could not be sure of their position within ten miles.
One of your ancestors,the great Antarctic explorer Sir Ernest Ventura Shackleton.
The James survived the attack, but we lost the Shackleton, and the Hayward is seriously damaged.
Ah, the Shackleton-- dug out of the Antarctic ice after Ernest Shackleton's ill-fated journey came to an abrupt end.
His will and determination in adversity impressed Shackleton, and led to his Ross Sea party appointment in 1914.
Shackleton had no fixed plans for the expedition; the ship put in at Rio de Janeiro and then headed for South Georgia.
The only Discovery hands to join Shackleton were the two Petty Officers, Frank Wild and Ernest Joyce.
Shackleton was deteriorating rapidly, coughing blood and suffering fainting spells and unable to help pull the sledge.
Joyce would later claim without justification that Shackleton had offered him a place on the main transcontinental party.
On 31 January Shackleton forced his own breakfast biscuit on Wild, a gesture that moved Wild to write:"BY GOD I shall never forget.
Morale was high;as assistant geologist Philip Brocklehurst recorded, Shackleton"had a faculty for treating each member of the expedition as though he were valuable to it".
However, when Shackleton, who had arrived in New Zealand on 12 December, grudgingly concurred with King's appointment, Stenhouse had no choice but to step down.
However, the Admiralty advised Shackleton to proceed with his plans even after Britain declared war on Imperial Germany on 4 August.
The Shackleton- Rowett(1921- 22) was Sir Ernest Shackleton's last Antarctic project, and the final episode in the Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration.
Once reserved for polar explorers like Ernest Shackleton and Robert Falcon Scott, the Arctic and Antarctic are now more accessible to everyday travellers than ever before.
Shackleton not only received £10,000 from the government, but raised large sums from private sources, including £24,000 from Scottish industrialist Sir James Caird of Dundee.
Amid the acclamation and unstinting praise that Shackleton received from the exploring community, including Nansen and Amundsen, the response of the Royal Geographical Society was more guarded.