double-ended

Double-ended traditional design allows for only a small number of cabins.

The first double-ended boiler was built in 1905 for the Spanish government.

She did not have to turn, even, being double-ended.

It was an enormous double-ended ship, built like an open boat but over a hundred feet in length.

The ferries are double-ended so that they can travel in either direction without turning around.

One example application of the double-ended priority queue is external sorting.

With assuring words that ended the call, he replaced the double-ended desk phone on its stand.

She could see him threading his way through the cars to reach the far end of the double-ended ferry.

They were double-ended and designed for high-speed passenger service.

Double-ended designs could operate a rudder from either end so there was no need to turn.

It is a double-ended hump yard with a 32-track classification bowl.

The double-ended newt wizard left, and Ron approached the counter.

There were five cars on the double-ended train.

He'd caught up a double-ended metal spear from somewhere, and was holding it ready across his lap.

There was but a single double-ended oar and steering would be a hazard.

Moreover, these cars were double-ended, eliminating the need for such turn-around facilities.

The double-ended paddle is used to steer as well as push through the water.

Tanja is an open, double-ended ferry with ramps at both ends.

It was double-ended and featured ample amounts of cork lining.

They had flat bottoms and they were double-ended but not symmetrical.

A double-ended pipe shear would kill every man aft, maybe you guys too."

The gas tube at the forward end of the handguard is double-ended to accommodate the two rods.

It is double-ended, its hull painted black with a white nose to aid visibility after dusk.

Two double-ended ferries alternate across the harbour, carrying both road and foot traffic.