The salvors were provided with special gas-masks to protect them from poisonous fumes of decayed matter in the wrecks.
If our salvors could reach down as far as that, most of the submarine victims could be reclaimed.
An effort had been made to float Arcturus, but the salvors did not know all Cartwright thought he knew.
The salvors had won, but sometimes victory cost much, and Barbara knew she might have to pay.
If one set of men go on board a wreck, but fall into distress and are relieved by others, they do not lose their claim for salvage, but each set of salvors shares according to the merit of its services.
If the second set take advantage of the necessity and distress of the first salvors to impose terms upon them, as, that they shall give up all claim for salvage, such conditions will not be regarded by the court.
But now the skipper was in great trouble because two thirds or three fourths of the remaining value of his property was to be decreed to the salvors by a maritime court.
As, without assistance, it was probable that the galiot would have been totally lost, the salvors would be entitled to the greater part of the value of the wreck when it should be sold.
The salvors look around with calculating eyes and note the signs of a weather break.
It appears idle for the salvors to plan and strive and wrestle for such a prize, but their keen eyes are focused to values not readily apparent.
Since that date, operations have been continued at various times by salvors under agreement with Lloyd's, but nothing of intrinsic value has since been obtained.
The work was finally abandoned by these salvors in 1861.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "salvors" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
