Examples of 'steamboats' in a sentence
Meaning of "steamboats"
steamboat (noun) - a boat or vessel powered by steam engines, commonly used for transportation and travel on waterways
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- Drunk; intoxicated.
- plural of steamboat
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Do not see steamboats too much anymore.
I think we should all go and get steamboats.
Steamboats were wonderful and exciting and romantic.
Vltava belongs to a group of rather small steamboats.
Steamboats are but little used on the great.
You always made me count steamboats in football.
Steamboats made regular stops at the port.
Railways and steamboats are their children.
Steamboats carried them up the river in increasing numbers.
A feat for the five steamboats.
Steamboats were the supreme mode of transportation.
Owns half shares in two steamboats.
Steamboats barged stone across to the west side.
They also produced two complete model steamboats.
Steamboats were the only outlet to the outside world.
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The coasts already had steamboats.
Where the steamboats came in.
There were different kinds of wood used to fuel steamboats.
Most steamboats got a whistle.
I have a passion for steamboats anyway.
Three steamboats were running below.
There was a dark romanticism both to vampires and to steamboats.
The steamboats used cord wood to fuel the vessels.
About her watching the steamboats and other things.
But the steamboats were the actual beginning of that book.
The railroad would be connected to the capital through steamboats.
The minimum crew for steamboats for day excursions comprises.
They also supplied wood from a dock for steamboats.
Steamboats filled with cotton came and went at vicksburg on the mississippi.
These were eventually replaced by steamboats.
Some also worked on the steamboats that traveled the rivers.
Of steamboats as a mode of transportation.
The boat was small relative to other steamboats of the time.
His father owned steamboats and his mother was a telegraph operator.
Hunt up poker games on steamboats.
Stirling used to have steamboats which carried hundreds of passengers a day.
Improved rail access to the area diminished the importance of steamboats.
He also built and designed steamboats and steam dredge tenders.
It had a big port that could fit two or three steamboats.
Ride on one of the many steamboats that travel the rivers.
His family had made a fortune in the railroad and steamboats.
Transportation began to change when steamboats started to ply the waters.
The railways soon even outpaced and replaced the steamboats.
Lining could also be used to lower steamboats through otherwise impassible falls.
These steamboats attracted a steamship agency that could bring in the necessary materials and supplies.
Sailing ships were created in addition to large steamboats and smaller trampers.
Small and large steamboats and riverboats worked on lakes and rivers.
The Rideau was one of the first canals designed to accommodate steamboats.
Neither dynamite nor steamboats with tow ropes were able to budge the jam.
Father Félix had to travel more than once in these dilapidated steamboats.
