(1) The chief mate watches the pick from the small flying bridge that is cantilevered out over the water.

(2) There is Star-buck, the chief mate of the Pequod, a native of Nantucket and a Quaker by descent.

(3) Chief mate(Sentence dictionary), please give me your loading port sample.

(4) Hello! Are you chief mate?

(5) Chief mate, I need more information about parcels and stowage.

(6) Chief mate, give me your bunker records please. I have to check them one by one.

(7) Chief Mate: Yes, sir. Heave up anchor. Heaving up anchor. Over.

(8) Chief mate, we found a little bit list, Your volume table includes list correction? If no could you please adjust it with ballast water before sounding.

(9) Good morning ( afternoon evening ), Chief mate, I am cargo surveyor.

(10) Chief mate, what's your discharge rate? Form your experience how many hours you need?

(11) Chief mate, here you are, my ullage report, check it please. No objection, sign and stamp.

(12) Chief mate, I want to check the sounding and bottom water in 1 C with MMC.

(13) Chief mate, we would like to take ullage three times in each tank, and check temperature at upper, middle and lower spots, average figures would be available.

(14) Chief Mate: No, not in this case, I'm afraid. It must be rusty before loading.

(15) Chief mate, too much remaining in 3 C , I want to take sounding with oil stick.

(16) Every master and chief mate on a seagoing ship between 500 and 3000 gross tonnage shall hold an appropriate certificate.