Meanings of great liner in English

As the boat drew toward her slip, she passed astern of a great liner.

Slowly, and without noticeable motion, the great liner swung round a little in the river.

In twenty-five minutes the great liner disappeared.

I shook my head to clear it, and unable to turn away, watched the great liner die.

So there came an evening when Ann stood waving a handkerchief as a great liner cast its moorings.

He ought to be in command of a great liner instead of a rotten old tramp of fifteen hundred tons.

Then they had come back to Marseilles, and had taken the best cabins on board a great liner, for Egypt.

And Matthew the while, beneath the stars, was pacing the silent deck of the great liner and planning out the future.

Three shining mackintoshed figures are walking down the quay, making for the gang-plank of the great liner from which the blue-peter is flying.

On one occasion, a certain Edison director was putting on a feature which showed-asoriginally written-thesinking in mid-ocean of a great liner.

There at the docks was the great liner, delayed in her passage to the Far East by the will of my royally empowered companion.

The great liner was grandly sweeping up to Quarantine, when Dennis McNerney leaped from his berth and followed the startled cabin-boy, who shook him roughly.

Few events have been so obsessively remembered as the sinking of the great liner Titanic in the early morning of April 15th, 1912.

Four great liners would carry away those who could be helped to flee.

Through the airlocks the great liners settled to their planet.

Round these, like fishes nibbling at the feet of waders, the great liners crowded.