‘The Coast Guard began racial integration on shipboard, and the navy followed on some fleet auxiliary ships.’
‘Women are allowed to serve on shipboard.’
‘Such moments control the masterfully disorienting 1928 sequence The Descent of Winter, written on shipboard, and focused on self-doubt in middle age.’
‘She had counted up the contents on shipboard: twenty gold solidi and some smaller pieces, apparently excavated from Laelia's winecellar in a hurry.’
‘All the work reported here was conducted on shipboard.’
‘Early Europeans cured cod by salting the wet fish on shipboard, but by the later 1500s they were drying and salting fish on shore.’
‘The boiled suet pudding which would have accompanied it on land, on shipboard became a suet paste layer laid on top of the stew to steam gently under a tightly fitting lid.’
‘I'm pregnant, and I want to go to England until the babe's old enough to have on shipboard.’
‘Accommodations on shipboard were good, language training was available, there was time off, and there was money to be made.’
‘The navy was desperately in need of a cold storehouse near the water, so that the sailors' beef would not go bad before it was put on shipboard.’
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