pilotage

Yes, sir, whenever you like, under our pilotage you can enter the harbor by day or night.

A few turns under her pilotage would suffice to decide his claims to be what I am looking for.

Pilotage dues on sections of the river, or where it appears necessary to establish stations of certificated pilots.

In such a time Burke endeavoured to show by what pilotage he would have men weather the storm.

Long voyaging was better exercise for a progression in navigation than the daily pilotage of the war vessels.

These were intended as a chart for the party to be guided by under the pilotage of that distinguished though unlucky navigator.

The kidnapped skipper of the dhow, it seemed, had done his pilotage with a fine accuracy.

Rebecca had concluded her pilotage of M. Cantagnac and it was he whom Clemenceau soon after presented to his wife.

But Colter was not truthful, which disqualified him for pilotage.

And if you're hinting at Mrs. Nilssen in the pilotage there, she's as staunch as you are, bless her dusky skin.