Having chosen a seafaring life, he was appointed second mate of a vessel going to Santa Cruz.
I suppose, Captain, that if a man were overburdened with wealth he would scarcely follow a seafaring life, eh?
He may be born to greater things than a seafaring life, Captain.
A seafaring life, more than any other, teaches a man quickness in action.
He received such an education as could be obtained at the common schools until he was eighteen years of age, when he left home to engage for a few years in a seafaring life.
At the age of sixteen he embarked in a seafaring life in which he continued nine years.
From the age of fourteen till his retirement in 1861, Mr. Ames devoted himself to a seafaring life.
He was bred to a seafaring life, and the early part of his life was well spiced with adventure.
When Mrs. Garfield found that James had become unsettled and restless, she decided to give way, and allow him to obtain some experience of a seafaring life.
No pleasant dream was ever more rudely dispelled than were James Garfield's bright visions of the charm of a seafaring life.
At the age of twelve years, having made known his determination to lead a seafaring life, it was deemed proper to yield to it by his reluctant parents.
Having lost his father at an early age, he was placed under the care of a guardian who superintended his education, and upon learning the determination of his young charge to lead a seafaring life, he directed his studies accordingly.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "seafaring life" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
