Examples of using Seamen in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The seamen and priests- who formerly served in the navy- lit candles and took part in the prayer at the Kronshtadt Navy Cathedral.
By the way, seamen use these two mosques to enter the harbor,
France, and Spain, and were operated by over 600 officers and 7,760 seamen.
What does a mystery plaguing seamen for centuries have to do with a current research conducted at the Faculty of Engineering's Temporal Optics Lab?
Portuguese seamen first landed in Africa in the fourth decade of the fifteenth century.
Now, while engaged in the coasting trade, I fell in with many seamen who had travelled to almost every quarter of the globe;
early 16th Century and settlement began with shipwrecked English seamen in 1638.
see seamen. Won't you free, free, free, free them?
The seamen and the priests who formerly served in the navy lit candles and took part in the prayer at the Kronshtadt Navy Cathedral.
a well-equipped, highly trained army numbering thousands of seamen and soldiers.
700 petty officers and seamen.
shipbuilding district of Baltimore, with places of entertainment for the seamen.
In 1816, a French naval ship named"The Medusa" sank to the bottom of the sea, and 147 seamen managed to get on a raft.
eventually 15 seamen were saved.
showering with my fellow seamen.
Trinity House, founded in 1369 for the care of sick or needy seamen.
too, while most seamen lead, if one may so express it,
On 14 September 1939, The Royal Navy requested 625 experienced fishermen or seamen for special service in the Northern Patrol, guarding the Atlantic shipping lanes.
herdsmen, seamen, camel drivers,
The Admiralty also released around twenty petty officers and seamen, the rest of the crew being from the merchant service,