1.   He does not need to interrogate the old salts on the dock to find out why haddock is high-priced.

2.   And for old salts, there will be other new seagoing experiences.

3.   A series of setbacks suggests that the golden age of treasure hunting is over and that old salts like Fisher are a dying breed.

4.   Claude is battling a serious case of cancer with courage and humor, like an old salt.

5.   Every old salt I served with or met spent a goodly portion of his waking hours with a forefinger crooked into the handle of a coffee mug.

6.   Like an old salt with an entertaining but unwieldy yarn to spin, she knows how to pick her details carefully.

7.   Old salts know that a jury mast is hastily put up to replace a mast that has been broken or swept away.

8.   Still, old salts mourn the passing of a grand sea tradition.

9.   --Strange used his other pick on Paul Azinger, an old salt now who is used to the pressure-cooker environment of these kind of matches.

10.   The old salt was not shy with his observations.