master mariner

The boys went to sea, working their way up to being master mariners.

He worked his way to eventually become a master mariner.

At the time of his marriage he was described as a master mariner.

She was the daughter of a master mariner from Australia.

How else can we decide who is the superior master mariner?

One of them has a license as a master mariner, and we need a real captain, right?

Navigation instructors were mainly former master mariners without any air experience.

With continued study, he achieved master mariner status and the title of Captain.

He qualified as a master mariner in Australia in 1992.

The skipper was, they said, the oldest master mariner afloat.

The company was owned by subsequent managers, all of whom had served as master mariners early on in the careers.

Altogether he gave me the impression of a respectable master mariner who had fallen into years and poverty.

He was a master mariner, and subsequently became engaged in mercantile pursuits.

He went to sea at a young age and became a master mariner involved in the trade with the West Indies.

"Mr. Andrew is a master mariner, of course," she said.

Félix-Marie's father, a master mariner, was lost at sea in 1843.

He's a master mariner in his own right, and he's always been well thought of in the fleet.

Both James and Jarvis had licenses as master mariners.

The combination of master mariner and businessman as partners was not uncommon at this time in Cardiff.

He was a founder member of the Company of Master Mariners.

He seemed much more a settled master mariner than the wildwood scout of his youth.

Bartlett was a master mariner and sealing captain.

She married Michael Yates, master mariner, in 1875.

The Academy also continues to train officers up to the rate of Master Mariner.

William Raven (1756-1814) was an English master mariner, naval officer and merchant.