transatlantic liner

Or that you climbed over the railing of a transatlantic liner.

She remained in service until 1988 and was the World's last regularly operated transatlantic liner.

Was there a chance that he hadn't come to Philadelphia at all but somewhere else, even perhaps on a transatlantic liner?

A shipment of uncut diamonds was taken from a transatlantic liner.

International tourism has also increased, with the arrival of transatlantic liners and the revenue they introduce to the town.

The luxurious passenger accommodation approached the standards of transatlantic liners.

Its popularity was such that by 1935, the ship had carried more first-class passengers than any other transatlantic liner.

At night, the glare of the power station lights transform the complex into something like a beached transatlantic liner.

St. Louis was built for both transatlantic liner service and for leisure cruises.

She had served eleven years as the premier transatlantic liner of the French Line fleet.

Oxford felt like a transatlantic liner in the age of bucket shops and cut-price charters.

Cunard's transatlantic liner, Queen Elizabeth 2, was also used as a cruise ship.

The Blue Riband is awarded for the record fastest crossing by transatlantic liner.

The base now features several museums, including a mockup of a transatlantic liner, and the submarine Espadon.

They were the transatlantic liners that pulled out to sea, leavin' us watchin' from the dock."

As a transatlantic liner she made only one transatlantic voyage, never coming back to her home port of Gdynia.

Once arrived at the quay alongside which lay the big transatlantic liner, Poirot became brisk and alert.

Locomotives for the railways of the world and huge engines for transatlantic liners carried the town's name everywhere.

By the mid-1960s Queen Mary was aging and though still among the most popular transatlantic liners, was operating at a loss.

When he was seven years of age his father was employed on the transatlantic liner route and the family moved to Liverpool in England.

Not a single transatlantic liner of consequence was due; the few that were listed were slow ships, and all were small ones.

As the transatlantic liner Deutschland

After disembarking at Hull, such emigrants would typically take a train to Liverpool before boarding a transatlantic liner.

It was a very close copy of the first class dining hall of her favourite transatlantic liner, the Ile de France.

She was the first new transatlantic liner built after World War I and the largest Italian liner to date.