steamer's

"Captain Hayward," one of them demanded of the steamer's skipper, "could a whale sink the Mariposa?"

CHAPTER XVI 2010

At least, so he told the lady tourists on the Makembo, though in different terms; and they worshipped him as a hero, for they were lady tourists and they would know only the safety of the steamer's deck as she threaded her way through the Solomons.

THE TERRIBLE SOLOMONS 2010

The steamer's first voyage went entirely unnoticed in the New York papers until after Fulton returned to the city and penned a letter to the editor of the American Citizen.

Carolyn Vega: Quicksilver Bob Invents the "Highest Blessing of the Water" Carolyn Vega 2011

In the swell of the steamer's wake, the skiff shipped quarter-full of water.

CHAPTER XVI 2010

"All ready, Miss Welse, though I'm sorry we can't spare one of the steamer's boats."

CHAPTER I 2010

The steamer's first voyage went entirely unnoticed in the New York papers until after Fulton returned to the city and penned a letter to the editor of the American Citizen.

Carolyn Vega: Quicksilver Bob Invents the "Highest Blessing of the Water" Carolyn Vega 2011

I lay there staring out of the window while he was marshalling his fancies into order again and I heard a steamer's siren from the river, a sharp double blast.

Movie Night 2010

He waited for the steamer's next step, then dropped to a crouch between two of the units, shooting out his right leg as he did so.

It's October, 1956. Shelagh Power-Chopra 2010

Churchill endures hellish bad luck and the fell clutch of circumstance when he leaves Dawson: his steamer's engines break down; he freezes his hands paddling a canoe to Thirty Mile River and must dive into the icy water to retrieve the grip when the canoe capsizes.

“Day had broken cold and gray, exceedingly cold and gray, . . . .” 2008

It nullified the steamer's heat and sent it running.

Stork Naked Anthony, Piers 2006