dockyard worker

After 1917, work on the ship only took place in order to keep dockyard workers occupied.

In addition to her normal complement, she was carrying an additional 18 dockyard workers.

For the period of the transfer ceremony the dockyard workers stopped and stepped aside.

Any stoker or dockyard worker coming on board can have turned the air valve.

Pitt guessed that it had simply been dumped by dockyard workers sometime in the past.

The juvenile hall was opened in 1926 to educate the children of expatriate dockyard workers.

The town was planned as a garden city with accommodation for the construction workers and dockyard workers.

He was the first royal dockyard worker to be elected to Parliament, serving till 1931.

The dockyard workers were a good possibility, but they did not look like they took kindly to strangers.

I slowed as crowds of factory and dockyard workers swarmed across the streets.

A civilian dockyard worker also lost his life.

These ferries would then take people - dockyard workers amongst them - across the river to Neyland.

He had been a dockyard worker in Liverpool and stood by the side of his granddaughter now, bringing her the strength she would soon require.

Former dockyard worker Jim Smith slumped to the floor gasping for breath.

While in Sevastopol, dockyard workers scraped fouling from the ship's bottom.

Sometimes he wondered why he was not a dockyard worker or a crossing sweeper.

It is understandable that the U-boat men favoured a long period in dock, an attitude which also influenced the dockyard workers themselves.

As a consequence, the "Thetis" was raised from the seabed with the bodies of the sailors and dockyard workers still inside.

North and west of the port is George Town, where dockyard workers and other manual labourers used to live.

Khalasi is an Arabic word which means dockyard worker, sailor, lascar etc.

The Isle of Dogs' economic problems led to mass unemployment among the former dockyard workers and caused serious social deprivation.

Dockyard workers, riggers and the like.

Part of the cork was missing and folded newspapers were found in the empty space which were left there by the dockyard workers during construction.