Yet for all the masterful handling of the ship by the coxswain it became quite noticeable that we gave a wide berth to the other ship. |
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Egypt's coxswain, who also coxes his country's eight, propelled his boat into the lead. |
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The coxswain sped his boat further on, arrows and bullets whizzing past their heads. |
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Unlike the typical yacht, cabin cruiser, rowboat, kayak or canoe, shells have no cleats for attaching a rope, said one coxswain. |
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As coxswain, I would steer, control the pace, and act as the eyes of the oarsmen, who were facing backward. |
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The ship's only reported mishap came when a coxswain was hit in the neck by a bullet ricocheting off a modern pentathlete's target. |
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When the tender is safely alongside the ship, climb aboard when the coxswain tells you to. |
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To the drum of a coxswain, international member paddlers of the Shanghai Shang Long Dragon Boat Team press forward on Dianshan Lake. |
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He climbed into the cockboat and sat silently waiting, making the coxswain fiddle around nervously. |
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Under the encouragement of their coxswain, Oliver Blach, they moved up to first, one seat at a time. |
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He was a Navy assault coxswain aboard the USS Talladega during the Vietnam War. |
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The coxswain gets a situation report from the coastguard and picks his crew. |
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Former lifeboat coxswain Roland Stork was awarded the MBE for his services to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution. |
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The boat's coxswain will need to know where you are long before you surface. |
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She eventually rose to coxswain in the Auxiliary and taught their coastal navigation courses. |
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The senior coxswain was thrilled with the honour that commends his service to the Hampshire community. |
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The coxswain is fitted snugly into the bow end of the boat steering and motivating the crew. |
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One look at the face of the Coast Guard coxswain on the 47's flying bridge gave me the answer. |
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The sailors and coxswain running the whaleboat pushed off again to help the others towing away the wreckage. |
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Men with short back and sides dressed in gleaming white singlets and shorts set off downriver while a little coxswain in a cap urges them on. |
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The shift in position of the disaffected crew comes as opinion in the resort town seemed to be swinging behind the former coxswain. |
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Guided by coxswain, Pete Cipollone, the five foot one steerer used his international experience that stretches back to 1989 to keep his crew in front. |
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The coxswain may ask you to swim away from the reef at this time. |
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As a coxswain, Presacan will be an essential part of her rowing team. |
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His late father was a coxswain on a boat, his mother a factory worker. |
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Lifeboat coxswain Gary Edwards praised the crew for their heroic work. |
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Asked by Navy News if a sailor on Christmas Island now was to approach his ship, would he find a Naval police coxswain at the foot of the gangway waiting to check his bag? |
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The duty coxswain took special notice, and informed me that the ship's company is now correct. |
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Each team will have 4 members, one of which to be designated as team coxswain. |
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In 2002, Mr. Ash served as coxswain on the Canadian Hydrographic Service survey launch of the WR Curran. |
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Mrs. Judi Longfield: So if the coxswain of the ship doesn't do it, the fault is at this end, not at the other. |
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I looked behind me and saw that the officer, the coxswain, who only had to steer the boat, had fallen asleep. |
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During my 24 hours on the Halifax, I had the opportunity to talk to many of her crew, from the cooks to the XO, from the mechanics to the coxswain. |
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In other boats, there is a rudder, controlled by the coxswain, if present, or by one of the crew. |
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They usually sit in the stern of the boat, except in bowloaders where the coxswain lies in the bow. |
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It is an advantage for the coxswain to be light, as this requires less effort for the crew to propel the boat. |
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In many competitive events there is a minimum weight set for the coxswain to prevent unfair advantage. |
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This time there was a different outcome, with the Moelfre lifeboat under its coxswain, Richard Evans, succeeding in saving the crew. |
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The crew of only three persons must be deployed to ensure that the coxswain can effectively monitor on-scene SAR activity and keep RCC abreast of the developing SAR situation. |
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A vast range of hobbies and activities are reflected in Scout badges, from horse riding to sailing, coxswain to smallholder, air navigation to parascending. |
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With acting coxswain and rigger I got relieved of all ships duty at sea. |
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Mr. Buffet joined DFO in 1973 and spent the first part of his career in the Maritimes Region with the CSS Baffin and CSS Maxwell in the capacities of deckhand and coxswain. |
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He explained that each raft would hold one drummer, and would need its own crew of roadies — two oarsmen as well as a coxswain — for steadying purposes. |
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It doesn't mean much, but if there is fair play I should become at least assistant news editor by the end of the year.... At the beginning of this term, the boat-club people asked me if I would care to become a coxswain. |
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In races for eights and for some fours and pairs, there is also a coxswain, who sits at the stern, steers, calls the stroke, and generally directs the strategy of the race. |
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He would order two seamen to go down to retrieve the coxswain only to have them later appear holding up the sodden mess of the chief petty officer. |
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