व्हेलर हिंदी उपयोग और उदाहरण

पिछली शताब्दियों में महाद्वीप पर कुछ अर्द्ध स्थायी व्हेलिंग स्टेशन स्थापित किए गए थे और कुछ व्हेलर्स एक साल या उससे अधिक समय के लिए वहाँ रहे।

फोल्गर ने उनसे कहा कि व्यापारी जहाज, नियमित रूप से गल्फ स्ट्रीम से परहेज करते हैं, जबकि मेल पैकेट के कप्तान सीधे उसमें घुस जाते हैं, तब भी जब अमेरिकी व्हेलर उन्हें बताते हैं कि वे एक तीन मील प्रति घंटे की धारा में जा रहे हैं।

१४ फरवरी १८३५ को यूनाइटेड स्टेट्स के व्हेलर जहाज जनरल जैकसन के कैप्टन स्मिथ ने फकोफो की खोज की, और इसे 'डी'वुल्फ्स आइलैंड' नाम दिया।

"" फोल्गर ने उनसे कहा कि व्यापारी जहाज, नियमित रूप से गल्फ स्ट्रीम से परहेज करते हैं, जबकि मेल पैकेट के कप्तान सीधे उसमें घुस जाते हैं, तब भी जब अमेरिकी व्हेलर उन्हें बताते हैं कि वे एक तीन मील प्रति घंटे की धारा में जा रहे हैं।

"" पिछली शताब्दियों में महाद्वीप पर कुछ अर्द्ध स्थायी व्हेलिंग स्टेशन स्थापित किए गए थे और कुछ व्हेलर्स एक साल या उससे अधिक समय के लिए वहाँ रहे।

व्हेलर इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

In spring of 1864, the Confederate navy ordered Captain Thomas Egenton Hogg and his command to take passage on board a coastal steamer in Panama City, seize her on the high seas, arm her and attack the Pacific Mail steamers and the whalers in the North Pacific.

The concept is based on a tradition in the Galápagos, in which British whalers set up a post office barrel in 1793 on Floreana Island for passing ships to leave their unstamped mail for hand-delivery by others on their voyage home.

A statue of a whaler, hefting a toggling harpoon in New Bedford, Massachusetts has come to act as a symbol for the city itself.

Since the 19th century, whalers kept a wooden barrel at Post Office Bay, so that mail could be picked up and delivered to their destination by ships on their way home, mainly to Europe and the United States.

Due to its relatively flat surface, supply of fresh water as well as plants and animals, Floreana was a favorite stop for whalers and other visitors to the Galápagos.

When Charles Darwin visited the island in 1835, he found no sign of its native tortoise and assumed that whalers, pirates, and human settlers had wiped them out.

Stewart (1776–1851), Scottish-born whaler, sealer and settler.

The common name was chosen because, the part of the tooth that protrudes from the gums (unlike the strap-like teeth of strap-toothed whales) has a shape similar to the tip of a flensing spade as used by 19th-century whalers.

They were hunters and whalers who hunted seals and walruses, fished for crabs, and gathered bird eggs (among other things) for food.

Doping cases in cycling Paul Cuffe, also known as Paul Cuffee (January 17, 1759 – September 7, 1817) was an American businessman, whaler and abolitionist.

In 1776 after the start of the Revolutionary War, he sailed on a whaler but it was captured by the British.

The peak owes its name to Lars Christensen, the shipowner of the SS Odd I, a whaler that circumnavigated the island in January 1927.

Speedy (1779), a whaler and convict ship despatched in 1799 from England to Australia.