good sailor

He'd been a very good sailor once upon a time.

Any good sailor knows that you do not change the name of your ship.

"You will be good sailors before the end of the voyage!"

He was a good sailor and popular with the passengers.

They're good sailors and know how to get out of a bad situation."

The most suitable officers were good sailors with a common education.

Said he'd asked around and heard I was a good sailor."

I associated with good sailors who carried the ball for me early on.

A good sailor will cross the line right when that gun goes off.

The Army is looking for a few good sailors and airmen.

He always looked at the dark side, but he was a good sailor.

She had never been a good sailor, not even when she was a girl.

If you make a good sailor, I'll let you live.

"But are you sure you will be a good sailor?"

"I think that perhaps I am not a good sailor."

"A ship can always use another good sailor," answered the other without resentment.

"Our young friend is not a good sailor," said Vorbis.

She would show him she could make a good sailor, and maybe he'd decide to keep her on.

"I have to confess that I'd never make a good sailor, though.

The Carthaginians were good sailors, but most of their soldiers came from other places.

Nor would he ever be a good sailor, between the heavy air and the seasickness.

She crossed to a window, still a little queasy even though she'd always been a good sailor.

To her shame, Anna was not a particularly good sailor and had been known to run for the rail with the best of them.

Although he was a good sailor, Columbus was a bad governor.

The wind will change, and I will need a good sailor to advise me.