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deck hand

Three of the five deckhands said they heard the noise.

The deckhands also followed her with eyes like hungry dogs.

I'm having a bit of trouble with one of the deckhands.

The Jets are getting promising players, some of whom may be deckhands.

Out bounced the three deckhands; he came up to grapple with them.

Deckhands didn't take much notice of crew that worked below.

She was standing by the starboard railing, still talking to the group of deckhands.

While the deckhands hardly knew what she meant, they felt heartened.

Two deckhands were killed by flying pieces of the boiler.

There's plenty of call for deckhands in the navy.

The other man, Pitt recognized as one of the deckhands, merely looked blank.

The deckhands and officers got the cannon up a foot or so, but the effort took all the men in that area of the ship.

At around one in the afternoon, the deckhands cast off the mooring lines.

Deckhands are paid a percentage of the profits after the owner's share is taken into account.

The most important advantage is that the drum system can be operated with fewer deckhands.

The deckhands began to prepare for the landing and had the gangplanks ready.

Additionally, ship owners encouraged their deckhands to sing as they worked.

Deckhands beamed at a word of praise from her.

And they include a crew of a captain, a cook and one or more deckhands.

As Raleigh jumped down on to the dock the two deckhands threw off the lines.

The deckhands know they're supposed to tell me when a bag is coming up the ramp.'

They flew over it so low they could see some deckhands looking up in alarm.

He smiled at one of the deckhands as he walked past, but the man did not return the greeting.

The brothers were deckhands who deserted their ship in New York.

He went to the river where he talked to deckhands on the last cattle boat.