1. Those sailors on shore leave pump an estimated $ 50 million into the local economy.

2. The hall was full of sailors on shore leave drinking heavily and looking for a fight.

3. Sailors in shore leave often spend money like water.Sentencedict

4. I'm giving them shore leave.

5. Two thirds of the crew went on shore leave. They spent too much money, painted the sown red.

6. ITF is campaigning to protect seafarers' right to shore leave as essential to their rights as workers, and to minimise the effects of fatigue through work at sea and thus ensure maritime safety.

7. The navy will countenance longer shore leave for all personnel.

8. Seafarers shall be granted shore leave to benefit their health and well-being and with the operational requirements of their positions.

9. ITF is now monitoring seafarers' access to shore leave through its international reporting system.

10. For the purpose of shore leave seafarers shall not be required to hold a visa.

11. Imagine a seaman of those days, having been confined to his vessel for weeks or months and finally getting shore leave.

12. The space around Ord Mantell would often fill with Imperial warships moving through training maneuvers, and the port-towns would often host Imperials on shore leave.

13. As a consequence, seafarers are now subject to tight security regulations in port that have cut down on their right to shore leave and access to shore-based welfare services.

14. The USA, for example, which hasn't ratified C185, insists that all seafarers visiting its ports must have a visa if they want to enjoy shore leave.

15. This admittedly pretty series of waterfalls in a lush forest has been transformed into a death march for millions of cruise shippers on shore leave.

16. They ship did not dock long enough for the crew to get shore leave.