Sentence examples for the liner before from inspiring English sources

Many of the dead and injured were shipyard workers and family members and friends, who were visiting the liner before its sail to Southampton.

Schweiger had sighted the liner before the course change and concluded that "I had no hope now, even if we hurried at our best speed, of getting near enough to attack her".

Diana Preston's panorama of the "epic tragedy" of the Lusitania is enlarged by her picture of bustling life aboard the liner before it sank, and by her following pages on the hard, wet, crowded, dangerous existence within a German submarine, where a man off duty was expected to sleep in order to conserve the common oxygen.

Then it was onto the lips – Dunn advised using a nude or red lip-liner (the secret here is a steady hand and lots of practice) to trace around the lips, then filling in the whole of the lip surface with the liner before applying lipstick – the redder the better – on top.

The film's moptop haircuts and dandified fashion introduced a new style for the modern Englishman, says Martin King With the news that Captain Francesco Schettino will face trial for manslaughter, new pictures show preparations to right the giant liner before floating it away to be cut up for scrap There are reports that debris was carried over 100 miles from Moore Imagine a limestone gorge.

When applying lip liner, make sure that you have tried the lip liner before.

As a figure, she's derived from seventies punk and its descendants — we've seen the hostile stare, the black-on-black, the eye-liner before — but the movies have never had a popular heroine quite like this.

Just before the liner United States went on her first Atlantic run there was a shakedown cruise from Newport News to N.Y.

By Carroll Newman and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, August 2 , 1952P. 17 Just before the liner United States went on her first Atlantic run there was a shakedown cruise from Newport News to N.Y.

Maureen Tilling, whose grandfather Charles Warren, a 30-year-old bricklayer, was among those who died, said she thought of the anticipation and apprehension that must have coursed through those who gathered there with their baggage in the hours before the liner sailed.

The liner must be removed before the cups can be recycled into new paper.