Blackbirded example sentences

"Blackbirded" Example Sentences

1. The sailors had been blackbirded and taken from their homes in the South Pacific.
2. The captain had blackbirded a crew of islanders for his voyage.
3. The ship's owners had blackbirded a crew of desperate men from the islands.
4. The crew had been blackbirded from the South Pacific and forced to work on the ship.
5. The sailors had been blackbirded from their island homes and forced to work on the ship.
6. The captain had blackbirded a crew of islanders to sail his ship.
7. The ship's owners had blackbirded a crew of desperate men from the islands to sail their ship.
8. The crew had been blackbirded from the South Pacific and forced to work on the ship against their will.
9. The sailors had been blackbirded from their island homes and forced to work on the ship with no pay.
10. The captain had blackbirded a crew of islanders to sail his ship with no pay.
11. The ship's owners had blackbirded a crew of desperate men from the islands to sail their ship with no pay.
12. The crew had been blackbirded from the South Pacific and forced to work on the ship with no rights.
13. The sailors had been blackbirded from their island homes and forced to work on the ship with no rights or pay.
14. The captain had blackbirded a crew of islanders to sail his ship with no rights or pay.
15. The ship's owners had blackbirded a crew of desperate men from the islands to sail their ship with no rights or pay.
16. The crew had been blackbirded from the South Pacific and forced to work on the ship with no rights or compensation.
17. The sailors had been blackbirded from their island homes and forced to work on the ship with no rights, pay, or compensation.
18. The captain had blackbirded a crew of islanders to sail his ship with no rights, pay, or compensation.
19. The ship's owners had blackbirded a crew of desperate men from the islands to sail their ship with no rights, pay, or compensation.
20. The crew had been blackbirded from the South Pacific and forced to work on the ship in brutal conditions.