white seabream
sargo
diplodus sargus latin

Diplodus sargus, called White seabream and Sargo, is a species of seabream native to the eastern Atlantic and western Indian Oceans.

We could have rigged up the sargo and taken turns to wake up.

The fire was extinguished, and Sargo bottomed in the channel.

However, these batteries had a shorter life, 18 months versus the five years of the Sargo battery, and took longer to charge.

A floating crane raised the Sargo, and repairs took three months in drydock.

A section of the burning arras descends upon Sargo.

Likewise Sargo was almost sunk by a circular.

Prior to completion, Sargo was designated for an Arctic cruise.

Sargo squinted his good eye at it.

The Sargo class was very active during the war, sinking 73 ships, including a Japanese submarine.

From October through December 1960, Sargo again conducted type training exercises.

It was a handy thing to have in a rainstorm on such planets as Sargo where the drops weigh two pounds.

Grilled sargo, or rockfish, is served with roasted red pepper and a garlic-infused juice.

Sargo: I cannot wholly tell you.

Boranga, Sargo, Give here your shoulders, side by side with mine.

Sargo remained surfaced, relaying distress messages to friendly aircraft and surface ships.

They mainly seed corn, wheat, alfalfa, sargo and chickpea.

In exasperation, Sargo signaled headquarters, questioning the Mark 14's reliability on an open radio circuit.

Sargo: Such beings have a smell by which to know them, As olden tomes attest.

Two trawlers were damaged by Sargo's three-inch (76 mm) deck gun and machine guns.

Only Captain Graff and Sargo, the aged helmsman, were calm.

He was sufficiently recently dead for it to be worth slotting his body into the ship's medical sargo, which immediately flashed a row of red lights.

They also had a longer life than the Guppy batteries, though shorter than the original Sargo battery.

At Kin's insistence they also brought the sargo with Jalo in it, and linked it into the emergency system.

The Fountain Lake Choir has been directed by Mary Sargo since 1981.

Details of Sargo's physical and emotional abuse were discussed in Ian's autobiography, Society's Child.