seafarers

But that is a tendency shared by many seafarers from the Greeks to the Elizabethans.

Eaters Of The Dead Crichton, Michael, 1942- 1976

This church of the Liverpool seafarers, which is on the Liverpool waterfront.

British Blogs 2008

Although the Minoans are best known as seafarers, excavations at the site of Zominthos, nestled in a plateau on Mt. Ida, Crete’s highest mountain, have shown that they were also highlanders.

Voyage to Crete: Zominthos 2009

The ancient Minoans are best known as seafarers, but excavations at the site of Zominthos, nestled in a plateau on Mt. Ida, Crete’s highest mountain, have shown that they were also highlanders.

Interactive Dig Crete – Zominthos Project 2009

These, he said, were not part of the emergency services but responded as "seafarers" when an emergency took place.

The Daily Record - Home 2009

Significantly, two of the fops mentioned in the newspaper, “Tom Tug” and “Jack Tinsel,” were both seafarers.

A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell 2010

Pirates and other rowdy seafarers also helped create something that, were we to see it now, we would call gay liberation.

A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell 2010

I would imagine the lives of all those seafarers and wonder at their labour.

Hastings pier: once a place for solace and reflection Erwin James 2010

"For all their criminal behavior, Somali pirates have not gone out of their way to directly hurt or kill seafarers -- until now."

Somali pirates' killing of Americans signals increasing turn toward violence 2011

My uncle, himself a master mariner with Cunard, used to get seriously cross when he heard people talk about the captain of a ship (he did admit that the Royal Navy could do what they damn well liked, but that was not expressed in a spirit of generosity and tolerance to his fellow seafarers).

Master and captain 2009