In Sevastopol, the regiment transferred to five cargo ships and a passenger liner.

This was no cargo boat, but a passenger liner; outward bound, too, and populous.

John Prescott started his working life as a steward on an ocean-going passenger liner.

It was a large, modern passenger liner with several big anti-aircraft guns on the deck.

Moments later, the passenger liner struck the iceberg, tearing a series of holes in its hull.

While standing watch, he imagined himself on the deck of a luxury passenger liner with Sofochka.

He changed into his civilian clothes- aholidayin itself-andboarded a passenger liner to the Foundation, second class.

She is the largest passenger liner ever built, & her replacement, the Queen Elizabeth 2, will set no new record.

The second view was of a passenger liner with the elaborate ornamentation that in past generations was considered suitable for space.

Along the Embarcadero you may see craft of every rig under the sun from a Chinese junk to a Transpacific passenger liner.

Now they're all gone except for the passenger piers - and not one passenger liner flying a U.S. flag docks there anymore.

The United States authorities would not permit us to carry ammunition, classified as such by the military authorities, on a passenger liner.

Nearly 1,200 people died when the passenger liner was hit by a German torpedo off the Irish coast.

This is the first suspected case of COVID-19 in a South African sea-port, but it ties in with another vessel, the AIDAmira passenger liner.

The New Yorker, April 8, 1944 P. 26 Tells about the Captain's Dinner aboard a west-bound French passenger liner.

The cadets had met him once before when they rode on a passenger liner from Mars to Venusport and liked the small, stubby spaceman.