(1) Shippers like to see the same longshoremen, proficient at operating forklifts and the like, he said.

(2) Another crew of longshoremen made a loud arrival in the saloon.

(3) Near the draw dock some longshoremen had heaped it up and set light to it, to clear the area.

(4) Where are the sons of longshoremen and black factory workers from the South?

(5) Italian longshoremen in Genoa refused to unload Soviet ships.

(6) I am sure the Longshoremen would appreciate it.

(7) In other words, although my fellow longshoremen and I are getting paid for eight hours, on occasion we work only four.

(8) The men and women who work at the ports are called longshoremen or dockworkers.

(9) Longevity research during the last half century has focused on British bus drivers, San Francisco longshoremen, Iowa farmers and Harvard alumni.

(10) Add to this, all ages, all sorts of faces, small, pale young men, and bronzed longshoremen.

(11) At present on the West Coast, when a gang of longshoremen working on cargo start a shift, they often divide themselves into two equal groups and toss a coin.