What is "seamark"

Usage examples of "seamark".

But I will set you a course and chart each seamark, so neither on sea nor land will some new trap ensnare you in trouble, make you suffer more.

They not only invaded Ophal by themselves and destroyed a landmark and a seamark, they did other damage as well.

Its blazing lights had been used as a seamark by generations of grateful smugglers.

Unable to locate the storm-lost minnows, they wander the thick waters with sad muted cries, hunting signs and seamarks that might return them to the order of the world.

These served in a twofold capacity, both as seamarks by day, and for beacons by night.

Not even Seamark Cruises, with all its subsidiary companies, could get her back for him.

The chairman of Seamark Cruises chewed steadily on the long dead cigar, the butt a pulp of Havana tobacco that would have been impossible to draw upon.

Either it was a deliberate attempt to kill him by a member of the Hammerton team, and most of them held a personal grudge against him, or else it was a diabolically clever and daring plot by a rival team, Seamark Cruises heading the list of suspects.

I've dropped the name Seamark Cruises to them with a loud clang, and they're going to make a few enquiries.

At Seamark Cruises there had been no need for more than a cursory surveillance.

I am satisfied that Seamark Cruises are not involved in this business.

I'll swear blind that I never worked on a blueprint for Seamark Cruises, and they won't contradict that.

Selfish motives, petty by comparison with those of Seamark Cruises - but were they big enough to commit murder for?

Seamark would have to be told, and the ruthless owner of Seamark Cruises did not tolerate failure.

Above all, the South African, less than a week out of Johannesburg, had the streak of ruthlessness so vital to Seamark Cruises in its quest for world supremacy.