oysterman造句

• His tombstone has an etching of an oysterman, working the tongs.
• Falkenberg sustained himself and his family as a hunter, fowler, fisherman and oysterman.
• He was the son of Benjamin Pearce Reed of New York City and Eliza Weed of oysterman.
• They are opened by London's best oysterman, Patrick Flaherty, a 37-year veteran.
• The next day, Hambro hired Jimmy Marks, the oysterman at Bucks Club, to run the place.
• "I couldn't keep them working full-time, " the 54-year-old oysterman said.
• John Tesvich, 40, is a fourth-generation oysterman whose great-grandfather perished in the Gulf Coast hurricane of 1893.
• That is surely true for Sam Slavich, 47, a fourth-generation oysterman who has a college degree but never applied for another job.
• If an oysterman loses shellfish because somebody in a nearby tidal wetland fills in part of the swamp, where does he go to recover what he has lost?
• Among state officials in their dark suits was State Rep . Terry Backer, a third-generation oysterman in denim cap and jeans jacket, who heads Soundkeeper.
• Early in the 20th century, it was inhabited by Red Bank oysterman George Frick and also fisherman Thomas Schwindt, and then other families began to build bungalows.
• Varnes, a second-generation oysterman, just points the boat in the rough direction of where he knows the oyster beds will be, where they have always been.
• The first shows an oysterman in the background; the second is that of a fishing net that frames the photo, creating a window for the viewer to look through.
• It is best known as the house described by Henry David Thoreau in the chapter on the " House of the Wellfleet Oysterman " in his 1865 book, " Cape Cod ".
• There were rumors that he may have been the victim of a racial lynching, but the 1880 U . S . Census shows him back in his home state of Maryland working as an oysterman.
• Prisons are now the growth industry that beckons those like Davis'26-year-old son, Tim, a third-generation oysterman who left his boat this year to become a corrections officer.
• She talked about the yellow oysterman's cottage where they live, on the prettiest spit of land in the sound, where the grass is sprinkled with buttercups, and the canoe lies overturned by the dock.
• As a youth, Augie worked with his father on the oyster banks, and in the early 1900s, moved to southern Moreton Bay where he worked as an oysterman, eventually gaining employment with the Moreton Bay Oyster Company based at Currigee.
• It has been well maintained, and despite some changes, still demonstrates the principal characteristics of an oysterman's improvised'camp': small scale, simplicity of design, use of re-cycled materials, and lack of amenities.
• This evocative description of a moment in the life of a struggling oysterman was part of a New York Times feature story that carried an Apalachicola, Fla ., dateline and the byline of Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Rick Bragg, now formerly of the New York Times.