Skipper?

Okay, skipper.

Okay, skipper.

Hiya, Skipper.

You're the skipper!

If you're talking about a skipper, we have a skipper right on this boat.

Who elected you skipper?

I'm with you, skipper.

Who was the skipper?

Well, welcome aboard, skipper.

Let's call the dog Skipper.

Who brought the skipper in?

As of now, I'm skipper.

You've been a skipper. You understand.

My skipper thinks there is, sir.

Hey skipper, when do we eat?

Food, clothes, a boat and a skipper.

First shell must've done for the skipper.

Well, crew member or skipper, he's German!

Anything you say, Frank. . You're the skipper

I got used to the others, skipper.

Well, skipper, how soon do we get to Bermuda?

Don't look now, but I think we have a skipper.

If the anchor was used the skipper would surely know.

Not a skipper here that ain't jealous of the Albatross.

Skipper wanted his binoculars. Must've left them in the chart room.

I'll bet he'll skipper his ship all the way to Leyte.

You may be skipper of this lifeboat, but you're not dictator! Or are you?

We stopped at the Azores... and the skipper went to shore and got another one.

He was skipper of a destroyer that sunk... when the Japs tried to take Guadalcanal back.

In 1946 you were skipper of a private boat, bound from New York Harbor for Lisbon, Portugal.

The German is just as anxious to get to safety as we are, and if he's a trained skipper, why shouldn't he take charge?

A deep Keaghan Jacobs free kick then found skipper Craig Halkett but his defensive partner Alan Lithgow could only stab wide at the back post.

3. On 28 December 1995, the Indian satellite IRS 1C and the American satellite SKIPPER were launched into artificial Earth satellite orbit by a Russian Molniya carrier rocket from the Baikonur launch site (for the purpose of experiments to register ultraviolet and visible band radiation at various flight altitudes of the space object and on its re entry into the Earth apos s atmosphere).