Or a teacher who's steamed about the state of the education system?

Take their approach to steamed milk, the lynchpin of any good latte.

Shane Jones was told to reject the funding but has steamed ahead.

Where they had been, the sea bubbled and steamed as if boiling.

Tamar steamed it open; that's how they knew where to find you.

It seemed like the late afternoon light actually steamed off his fur.

And that of course made the merchantman safe-shesteamed off in triumph.

There was no fire in the room and the food steamed ponderously.

But at all events the boat steamed southwards into the Red Sea.

And make rice-bothsteamed and the only slightly more difficult pilaf method.

They waited and stared whilst we slowly steamed to the French base.

The French fleet now left the harbour and steamed for Port Said.

Then, shadowy in the fog, she steamed out on the given course.

It sizzled and steamed as it transferred its heat to the water.

Then it steamed to the Middle East as tensions with Iran soared.

The next morning the vessel selected for the first attack, steamed forward.