Seamen and seagoing fishermen's wages and earnings not exceeding three hundred dollars.
Only a seagoing man knows how to take a ship's ladder with speed.
The number of improvements since his seagoing days was astonishing.
I call it that because it can hardly be called a seagoing experience.
A seagoing submarine of such character would also carry rapid-fire guns of sufficient calibre to destroy surface merchantmen.
Thus the honour of having carried the first seagoing vessel to this sea also belongs to the great navigator.
Then the seagoing infantry scrambled over the bulwarks and tumbled the Tories down their own hatches without losing a man.
This bill included a feasible project for making the Virginia Capital accessible to seagoing vessels.
Brigantine—A seagoing vessel having two masts, one square rigged, the other fore-and-aft.
There can be no doubt whatever that the predynastic boats were not seagoing galleys.