Use "helmsman" em uma frase

1. Philippos was helmsman for his family’s boat in the absence of Uncle Clemon

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2. captain needn’t be the helmsman because they’ve bound the wheel as well

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3. ” replied the helmsman

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4. Captain Zolla had to take over from his helmsman at the controls

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5. Until he felt the restraining hand on his arm and saw the helmsman glance back over his shoulder at them, Alex hadn’t realised he’d been shouting

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6. “When the helmsman wants a change,

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7. He then added as he peeked behind Ethan at the helmsman, a boy in his teens:

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8. The helmsman was quick to comply, and soon the ship was invisible as it

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9. The helmsman saluted obedience

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10. She has systems that warn of rocks and shallows, and in an emergency she can be operated by the helmsman alone, though you could not bring her to dock without at least twelve good crew

11. Gyropilot: automatic steering device designed to hold course without a helmsman

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12. Helmsman: the person at the wheel; the person who steers the ship

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13. Set course: giving the helmsman the desired course to be steered

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14. Wheelhouse: pilot house, the topside compartment where the OOD, helmsman, and quartermaster of the watch stand their watches

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15. Instead, he called out to the helmsman

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16. "Sure thing, Cal," the helmsman said as she plotted the new course

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17. "Understood," the helmsman said

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18. "What can you tell me about that ship, helmsman?"

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19. " Calvin looked to the helmsman, a second lieutenant named Jay

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20. Helmsman! Plot a course for one G to New St

21. The helmsman responded the ship had come to the desired course

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22. ” Rachel instructed the helmsman

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23. “The helmsman improperly programmed the jump to New St

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24. The coordinates she had given the helmsman put them inside the asteroid belt on the opposite side of the system from the occupied planet

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25. As Rachel gave the helmsman the coordinates that Faye Anne had provided, she realized that she had not made contact with the captain of the Amerigo Vespucci at all during their short visit

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26. The helmsman of the NARWHAL saw to that, turning abruptly to port at the last moment and nearly projecting Stilwell off the gun deck

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27. Despite the prowess of its helmsman and of its gunners, the odds were too heavily against the NARWHAL

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28. trick of the professional helmsman, one that few pleasure boaters knew and

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29. � Further crowding the small bridge was the Bristol Factories engineer who had directed the building of the hovercraft under Nancy�s supervision, a Royal Navy commander from the Admiralty whose task was to officially record the trial performances of the hovercraft, the helmsman, two bridge signalers manning the radios and two watch seamen

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30. The helmsman, sitting in front of Stilwell�s elevated command chair, took hold of a small stick on the right side of his console and pushed it forward

31. � Under the direction of Stilwell, the helmsman kept steering the hovercraft sideways by using lift vectoring, making themselves more difficult to hit

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32. � Standing besides the helmsman, she guided him towards a part of the shore some distance west of the submarine docks

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33. She handed her night goggles to Peter Stilwell, who was standing behind the helmsman

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34. The waves were choppy, but that did not deter the helmsman from a full 40-knot dash, into the darkness

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35. The helmsman though, remained sullen and uncommunicative in response to the subtle information seeking questions, from Captain Steel

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36. Turning around to present his back to the officer of the watch and the helmsman, Yevgeni discreetly took out his pistol and screwed a silencer to its muzzle, then silently walked to the officer, raising his pistol and shooting the man in the back of the neck

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37. The muffled ‘PUFF’ made the helmsman turn his head towards Yevgeni, in time for the sailor to get a bullet between the eyes

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38. As the helmsman crumpled to the deck, Yevgeni walked out of the covered, armored bridge and onto the open air bridge port wing, where the other sailor on watch stood, scanning the night with his binoculars

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39. The captain of the HOTAKA then shouted an urgent order to the helmsman

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40. The helmsman reacted at once, but it was already too late

41. The helmsman of the fishing trawler SEA BOUNTY, alone in the tiny and obscure bridge of his boat, was having a hard time not falling asleep, exhausted by the long days of work spent in a stormy sea

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42. A persistent rain and a thick cover of low, dark clouds made the night even darker and the helmsman could only navigate with the help of his compass

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43. Finally overtaken by fatigue and by the whisky that he had drank to warm himself in the cold and wet night, the helmsman gradually fell asleep, resting against and on top of his wheel

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44. Aboard the luxury yacht PACIFIC DREAMS, owned by the cinema magnate and owner of the Twentieth Century-Fox, Spyros Skouras, the bridge officer and the helmsman on night duty on the bridge only had a few seconds to see the dark mass of another ship approach before it collided with them

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45. Despite the desperate attempts of the yacht’s helmsman to avoid the collision, the bow of the fishing trawler smashed through the wooden hull of the PACIFIC DREAMS at the level of its aft deck

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46. As for the international distress frequency, it was permanently on, plugged into a loudspeaker in the bridge, so that the duty helmsman could listen to it

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47. Yu then looked at his navigator and his helmsman

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48. The helmsman looked up from his instruments,

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49. '20 seconds, Sir,' the helmsman reported

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50. He turned to the helmsman,

51. The Intelligence Officer, the helmsman, and the Tracking Officer sat around the table, surveying the map displayed on the table-top, and the Intelligence Officer pointed to a green spot on the map

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52. This would normally have been a good thing, but was less encouraging now the helmsman had deserted his post and was pushing his way through the huddle of crew-members to try to spot the ladies who were serenading him

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53. the wheelhouse as helmsman when leaving and arriving at port

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54. To his helmsman he said, “Ian, duly record the latitude and longitude

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55. The captain instructed the helmsman to quit his post and report to the helicopters for departure

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56. The Duty Officer actually made the situation worse by not properly communicating with the helmsman, who ended the maneuver too early, even though it had been started too late

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57. “Full speed it is Sir!” Called out the helmsman

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58. Captain Hiro turned to the helmsman and barked out, “Bring us off to the side of the city and bring our rearward gun batteries into range!”

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59. The helmsman attacked the wheel and spun it over so that the cruiser plowed off to the left in an abrupt turn even as the rear battery mounts swiveled over the side of the ship ready to fire

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60. Steer then with good strong hand and wary eye O helmsman, thou

61. Again I mark where aft the small thin Indian helmsman

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62. but thanks to the presence of mind of the helmsman, who turned our ship

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63. can your helmsman follow the course you've given him?"

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64. "My helmsman is stationed behind the windows of a pilothouse, which protrudes from the topside of the Nautilus's hull and is fitted with biconvex glass

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65. Fore and aft stood two cupolas of moderate height, their sides slanting and partly inset with heavy biconvex glass, one reserved for the helmsman steering the Nautilus, the other for the brilliance of the powerful electric beacon lighting his way

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66. I hoped to encounter Captain Nemo there—would he come? I saw only the helmsman imprisoned in his glass–windowed pilothouse

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67. And the helmsman, standing alone, calmer, his face smooth and serious, his grizzled hair plastered to his brow, his hands clutching the wheel, seemed even yet to be guiding his wrecked three–master through the ocean depths!

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68. We'll stick ourselves inside, undo the bolts, and rise to the surface, without the helmsman in the bow seeing a thing

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69. Nautilus faithfully obeyed the hands of its helmsman

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70. Then in the long days on board ship, when the vessel, gliding on with security over the azure sea, required no care but the hand of the helmsman, thanks to the favorable winds that swelled her sails, Edmond, with a chart in his hand, became the instructor of Jacopo, as the poor Abbe Faria had been his tutor

71. Dantes ordered the helmsman to put down his helm, in order to leave La Pianosa to starboard, as he knew that he should shorten his course by two or three knots

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72. ” Alyk Cahnyrs glanced over his shoulder at the helmsman

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73. I was still sitting there, astounded and stunn’d, when Bartholomew rusht in to enquire after my Health, bringing with him the News that the Helmsman had been momentarily much affrighted, for he could neither steer in one Direction nor the other whilst the Obstacle remain’d

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74. “The Helmsman says a Whale—or else a Sea-Monster, as ’twere,” Bartholomew laugh’d nervously; “for Whales are rare in this Latitude

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75. “Every Man to his Charge!” I shouted, watching the Helmsman with a practis’d Eye

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76. “Aye, aye,” said the Helmsman

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77. The helmsman who steered by that tiller in a tempest, felt like the Tartar, when he holds back his fiery steed by clutching its jaw

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78. Bare-headed in the sultry sun, Ahab stood on the bowsprit, and with one hand pushed far behind in readiness to wave his orders to the helmsman, cast his eager glance in the direction indicated aloft by the outstretched motionless arm of Daggoo

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79. And obeying his own order, he dashed the helm down before the helmsman could handle the spokes

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80. The season for the Line at length drew near; and every day when Ahab, coming from his cabin, cast his eyes aloft, the vigilant helmsman would ostentatiously handle his spokes, and the eager mariners quickly run to the braces, and would stand there with all their eyes centrally fixed on the nailed doubloon; impatient for the order to point the ship's prow for the equator

81. The three corresponding new sails were now bent and reefed, and a storm-trysail was set further aft; so that the ship soon went through the water with some precision again; and the course—for the present, East-south-east—which he was to steer, if practicable, was once more given to the helmsman

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82. The sails shake! Stand over that helmsman with a top-maul! So, so; he travels fast, and I must down

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83. The bishop looked at it for quite awhile, then he went away from the prow to the stern, and walked over to the helmsman

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84. "The ship cannot land there," said the helmsman

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85. The bishop could not make out what it was: a boat, no, it was not a boat; a bird, no, not a bird; a fish, no, not a fish! It was like a man, but too large for that, and then, how was a man to be in the middle of the ocean? The bishop got up and walked over to the helmsman

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86. The helmsman looked around and was frightened

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87. Possibly the helmsman may have been wearing one of these stretchers

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88. It was the principle on which the helmsman steers his ship, and the seaman manages his sails; the principle on which boats are made to pass ferries by the oblique action of the current

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