stoker

Two of the stokers had managed to make a deal with him.

Her mother was killed by the Stokers about six months before the story starts.

We will share them between us, from the captain down to the stokers.

The stokers took it that they were to have their reward for long efforts with the fire.

She became a training ship for stokers and engineers that same month.

Mary hoped most stokers had better aim than her little boy did.

I lost two Chinks there, stokers the both of them.

The stokers could no longer hear each other speak for the roaring of the flames.

Otherwise, they would not have been delegated to their job as stokers.

Other bullets sizzled the wall where the stokers had been.

The strike was ended when the company agreed to pay the stokers' income taxes itself.

Gangs of stokers worked 12-hour shifts, although the labor was not continuous.

The new Stokers won their division and fully intended on continuing operation.

We were all eager by this time, even the policemen and stokers, who had a very vague idea of what was going forward.

In the centre of the stokers' mess was another, heavier hatch.

Their mechanical stokers also proved to be troublesome and were eventually removed.

Stripped to the waist, three stokers were at work in a shallow pit.

Deep in the hold the stokers poured with sweat as they shoveled.

You said the stokers were all flat out!

Stokers turned off the boilers and refused to work.

My stokers will be taking turns at guard duties."

Patterson was with him, as were two orderlies and two stokers.

In 1917, the ship was used to train stokers but then became a target ship.

These discharged onto mechanical stokers and into the boiler furnace.

Oil also allowed these ships to manage with only one funnel, and reducing the number of stokers by 50 percent.