grampus

It was just then that the man whom the keeper had called Grampus came up.

After the end of the mutiny, five men from Grampus were sentenced to death.

He was nothing but a small, fat Grampus, Scott thought.

As they ride the train, the Grampus begins a discussion on the meaning of words.

Grampus was paid off because of her poor condition at the end of 1809.

Grampus is a former name for the species, but is now seldom used.

By the end of the war, she was the only surviving ship of the Grampus class.

Well, Grampus came up breathing very heavily and looking very red in the face.

Just then; the majordomo came puffing along like a grampus, in time to hear what I said.

Her name was changed to Grampus in November 1920.

Within a very short time, Grampus was destroyed.

I reckon my first-wife had been lying with a grampus when she got them.

Jan held on and breathed through his nose, snorting like a grampus.

He spent seven seasons with the Grampus Eight, retiring as a player in 2001.

If they could have brought it, I am sure that Grampus would never have got any.

The new Grampus was commissioned on 9 March 1795.

Grampus surfaced and both crews spent over three hours disentangling the nets.

Promptly after their discussion, the Grampus notes that he does not want to be swept away by the hurricane mentioned in his book.

The merchant sprawled across the fallen couch like a beached grampus.

After dinner, the crew from the whaling ship Grampus invades the public room.

He blew his cheeks out like a grampus.

Spock turned and headed across the gangway and into the Grampus.

Grampus became a powder hulk in 1856, and was eventually sold out of the service in 1897.

Grampus was sold for scrapping in September 1920.

In 2008 he moved to Japan to play for Nagoya Grampus.