steamships

a steamship moored to its berth at the pier.

It was so foggy that the steamship almost ran down a small boat leaving the port.

He telephoned the steamship office to find out what time the steamer is due.

The steamship traveled across the ocean.

The steamship was powered by coal.

Passengers boarded the steamship for their journey.

The steamship captain navigated through rough waters.

The steamship docked at the port to unload cargo.

The steamship engine roared to life.

The steamship crew worked together to maintain the vessel.

The steamship set sail at dawn.

The steamship journeyed to distant lands.

The steamship captain announced the upcoming storm.

Eight miles to the east, a big steamship was visible on the horizon line.

The designer put a steamship model on the desk and asked the assistants to approach.

Water, just plain water, has more power to lift and lower the largest steamship than even giant machinery would have.

Coal-powered steamships made it possible to travel farther and faster, and diesel engines took this into overdrive.

The Norwegians, with their powerful steamships, hunted all the way down in Antarctica.

The great ocean and the commodious steamship filled her with awe.

It reminds me a little of a steamship.

This new technology was about employing steamships, which had not been used in whaling.

He hired a mechanic and packed everything onto the steamship with him.

Every transatlantic steamship company offered Verne large sums of money if he would place Phileas Fogg aboard one of their ships.