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relating to ships, shipping, seamen, or the sea- maritime law
- maritime museum
- maritime cultures
- a maritime province
- Maritime warfare only requires one species of effort.Alexis de Toqueville -- Democracy In America, Volume 2
- I am from the Maritime Department in the Japanese Ministry of Transport.Yann Martel -- Life of Pi
- Like myself, he's an attorney, specializes in maritime law.Robert Ludlum -- The Bourne Ultimatum
- —some maritime event is about to take place.William Makepeace Thackeray -- Vanity Fair
- He was alone then with the fog of his breath in the lantern light and the crates of maritime records.David Guterson -- Snow Falling on Cedars
- And by another treaty, if you're not in any country's territory, maritime law applies.Andy Weir -- The Martian
- As they sped past condominiums and houses hidden amid the Maritime Forest, she could feel the heat of the sun beginning to soak through her clothing.Nicholas Sparks -- The Choice
- The Philippines, with over seven thousand islands but only five hundred lighthouses, was known for its frequency of maritime accidents.Dave Eggers -- Zeitoun
- After graduating, I worked for the Duke Maritime Institute as a dive specialist, but there wasn't much money in that.Nicholas Sparks -- Message in a Bottle
- Thus all the questions which concern maritime commerce evidently fall under the cognizance of the Federal tribunals.Alexis de Toqueville -- Democracy In America, Volume 1
- Their army and air force—except for maritime surveillance aircraft—and their Pacific Fleet are engaged in routine training operations.Tom Clancy -- The Hunt for Red October
- With saw grass speckling the rolling dunes and maritime oaks bent sideways with the never-ending sea breeze, it was a place like no other.Nicholas Sparks -- Nights in Rodanthe
- Naval protection of our commerce is important; maritime commerce will help our navy.Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, & John Jay -- The Federalist Papers — Modern English Edition 2
- The maritime tribunal condemned him, for this crime, to a prolongation of his term for three years, which made eight years.Victor Hugo -- Les Miserables
- An epoch-making development for our maritime commerce—simply not to be overestimated.Thomas Mann -- The Magic Mountain
- Indeed, from this moment on, any maritime casualty without an established cause was charged to the monster's account.Jules Verne -- Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea
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