Sentence examples for mounting steam from inspiring English sources

"For an instant the ship was befouled by an acrid and blinding green cloud," Lovecraft writes, "...the scattered plasticity of that nameless sky-spawn was nebulously recombining in its hateful original form, whilst its distance widened every second as the [ship] gained impetus from its mounting steam".

Outside, he mounted a steam-powered rocket cycle, jumped the Grand Canyon, and rode off into the sunset.

The Mount Sion steam crane (a depiction of which is used as the logo of the Manchester Bolton & Bury Canal Society) sits rusting and unused at Mount Sion, on the Bury arm.

At this time rams were mounted on armoured, steam-propelled warships and used effectively against wooden sailing ships.

A new and far more destructive era of global whaling was about to begin — in the eighteen-sixties, a Norwegian named Svend Foyn devised a radically more efficient way to kill whales, by firing explosive-tipped harpoons from a cannon mounted on a steam-powered, iron-hulled schooner — but the American industry was too demoralized to participate.

The guns in the Eads turret were mounted on a steam-powered platform that moved up and down, so that the guns could be reloaded below deck, safe from enemy interference.

Japan's rapid post-war expansion - propelled by highly successful car and consumer electronics industries - ran out of steam by the 1990s under a mounting debt burden that successive government have failed to address.

Avoid mounting the detector in an environment of strong wind, steam or be exposed to high temperature, otherwise it will cause false alarms.

Use one that doesn't have a steam attachment or that allows you to turn the steam off, as any moisture used on the dry mounting paper and print will ruin it.

She carried four OS2U Kingfisher or SC Seahawk seaplanes, with a pair of steam catapults mounted amidships.

What isn't in doubt is that there is mounting evidence that the U.S. economy is finally starting to run out of steam.