Meanings of little steamboat in English

Your little steamboat was blowed up by a big bomb in yon channel.

Nothing, I can see, looks alive, except that queer little steamboat coming in,-the'I.

There's a little steamboat coming down the coast to-night.

He sprang on board the little steamboat.

Him an' Beetles was tradin' partners an' they ran the first dinkey little steamboat up the Koyokuk.

Though white influences have reached that remote region only within the past two or three years, a little steamboat now plies those waters.

The triangular point has been made into a public walk, and the little steamboat was lying at anchor near, waiting to start for Bremen.

Razumov, after shaking hands with Sophia Antonovna, left the grounds, crossed the road, and walking out on the little steamboat pier leaned over the rail.

There were sailboats on the river, and little steamboats, and people were swimming.

All day long you can see little steamboats darting to and fro on the river, like swallows.

Between 1880 and 1882 Stanley carried three little steamboats around 235 miles of rapids to the Upper Congo.

"Marooned once more," Stella said to herself when the little steamboat slipped behind the first jutting point.

At the farther end of the bridge, close to the wharf where the little steamboats are, is a very small Jizo temple (Jizo-do).

"His little steamboat is at Port Henry, and he wants you to go up and pilot her down."

"It's as well we brought out this little steamboat just to skim the wreck and survey her," he said.