deck hand वाक्य

Deck hand Hideo Okayama raced outside in time to see a large, dark shape break through the water's surface.
They say it also grew out of pragmatism : pirates needed competent, hardworking deck hands, regardless of skin color.
When I win the lottery, I'm not paying to see the world as a deck hand or train conductor.
Young deck hands donned life jackets and hard hats as the USS Detroit pulled along side the 1, 000-foot carrier.
A number of slaves was also hired out as stevedores, cabin boys, or deck hands on the ferries of the Mississippi River.

Fewer aircraft movements require, in turn, fewer deck hands to accomplish them, reducing the size of the ship's crew and increasing sortie rate.
Born Sept . 14, 1910, in the fishing village of Katakolo in southwestern Greece, Latsis'first jobs were as a laborer and deck hand.
The six-man crew included three men from Manatee County in southwest Florida : boat captain Billy Tyne and deck hands Dale " Murph"
When he pilots the Galileo to the Seychelles each winter, he brings on board seven Seychellese deck hands in addition to seven Greek officers.
Deck hands were paid $ 12 to $ 20 per trip, sometimes receiving clothes in lieu of wages or for part of their wages.