yachtie造句

• "Dean Barker's a great yachtie.
• Leaning over, he emphasizes that he is not really a " yachtie ."
• "The Europeans don't know your name, " said Betsy Millson, a former yachtie.
• Hovering over every enjoyable moment in a yachtie's life is a sense of dread : at any second, the owner could arrive.
• Fullers Northland joint managing director Roger Dould described the ordeal Monday as " an offshore yachtie's worst nightmare come true ."
• After his time as a'yachtie'based in Dartmouth, Bott joined the Department of Supply, rising to become a Deputy Secretary in the department in 1967.
• Pashley, like most Australians, has vivid memories of the rescue of English yachtie Tony Bullimore, who showed unrestrained joy after being found following four days alone at sea in early 1997.
• Michael Eudenbach, 33, a yachtie and a nautical photographer from Newport, once helped deliver the Netscape co-founder James H . Clark's 155-foot sailing yacht Hyperion from San Francisco to Tahiti.
• His close followers speak in awe of how he disdains the " yachtie " image and the back-room politics of the 1995 Cup proceedings that tarnished the sport's image in the minds of many non-sailors.