Sentence examples for to steamer from inspiring English sources
noun
A cooking appliance that cooks by steaming.
Sack suits were available - the double-breasted version being "especially adapted to steamer or yachting purposes" - but for street wear, the properly attired customer would of course be in a black or gray double-breasted frock coat.
Five of the Blackshirts had broken noses and black eyes; five American seamen were arrested and a further 15 Americans swam out to their steamer to avoid arrest.
"Duxbury is to razor clams what Ipswich is to steamers," he said.
The piers acted like magnets to steamers laden with visitors who would have otherwise passed them by.
The flotilla is expected to be seven-and-a-half miles long and will be made up of privately and commercially owned boats - ranging from rowing boats and sailing ships to steamers, wooden launches and larger motorised craft.
The Caledonian Steam Packet Company (CSP) was formed in May 1889 to operate steamer services to and from Gourock for the Caledonian Railway and soon expanded by taking over rival steamer operators.
New York launched the first scheduled shipping to Europe, and its thriving boatyards constructed every type of vessel from harbour lighters to inland steamers to transatlantic passenger ships.
Comes to New York once a year on way to her steamer that takes her to Holland on her annual visit.
3. Add water to a steamer pot, and bring to a boil.
Add the fish fillets to the steamer, and steam five to 10 minutes (depending on the thickness) until the fish pulls apart easily.
Remember to add enough water to the steamer.
