coxswain , auch: cockswain

Try as he would, the young coxswain could not keep the water out.

Without a word, the coxswain did as he was ordered.

In the darkness the coxswain was not certain of his position.

Could you ask your coxswain to put us alongside again, sir?

Coxswains on other boats saw it could be done and followed.

Time stops when the ground crew is called to attention by the coxswain.

At the age of 13 he became involved in rowing as a coxswain.

When everything on the ground is set, the coxswain signals the tower.

Instinctively, he put his hand out to get the coxswain to slow down.

Shrimp's first significant mission as coxswain took place in July 1947.

Two months ago, I'd been the coxswain on the varsity boat.

He spoke to the coxswain of the boat and gave him his orders.

And I should like a word with my coxswain.

The coxswain calls the four or five scouts remaining on the ground to attention.

The boat officer nodded to the coxswain, who called for the lines.

Often the coxswain would be thrown into the air to catch the chicken.

Whilst in the service of the Government as a coxswain, he lost an eye.

The first attempt to capture her failed, with only one man, the coxswain, getting on board.

The types depend on how many people are in the boat and if they have a coxswain or not.

The coxswain brought the small boat around to a gangway.

The coxswain is also responsible for the appearance and behavior of the crew.

No further talking is allowed by anyone except for the coxswain and the two participants in the tower.

Wonder if he's going to make me his coxswain.

Other American boats considered to have a chance at medals are the men's four without coxswain and the women's eight.

"I see a wake beyond our last ships," the coxswain said.