landlubber in a sentence

Definition

Landlubber: a person inexperienced in or unfamiliar with sailing or life at sea.

The seasoned sailors laughed at the landlubber as he struggled to keep his balance on the swaying boat.
Every summer, the local yacht club holds a workshop to teach landlubbers the basics of sailing.
Despite being a landlubber, she was determined to learn how to navigate the open seas.
His friends dubbed him a landlubber after he complained about getting seasick during the short cruise.
The adventurer had always been a landlubber, but he dreamed of exploring distant islands by boat.