Significados de big liner en inglés

They do it nowadays every time a big liner leaves.

There goes a big liner for Sandy Hook.

What X-107 had said made me think of the position of the captain on a big liner.

Then the passengers turned their attention to the fleet that was now passing around the big liner to the attack.

She broke off, and glanced down at the big liner with cream-colored funnel that was slowly swinging across the stream.

Ken followed, and they had barely reached the rail when the big liner rolled slowly over on to her side.

A big liner, painted black from water-line to funnel-top, was coming out, and Cartwright's boat lay between her and the tug.

The Plymouth stood by to protect the big liner, while the other three destroyers and the tramp steamers moved away toward the east.

The big Liner slowed down and dropped anchor inside the Breakwater.

He had been captain of the Schleswig of the North German Lloyd, and of other big liners.

We didn't come over on one of the big liners with the Four Hundred, you can bet.

There they found the town destroyed and two big liners, with dead still aboard, sunken in the harbour.

Big liners go in for fancy whistles, often having several, and costing up in the hundreds of dollars.

Your government chartered four big liners to remove government officials and citizens who'll be on the Mekinese black list.

*Author's Note: Tenders are small steamboats that assist the big liners.

Absurd was the word applied to the proposal for carrying "enough boats for all" on board the big liners.