Liner example sentences

"Liner" Example Sentences

1. They boarded the cruise liner in Miami.
2. The liner hit an iceberg and sank.
3. Passengers waited in line to get on the ocean liner.
4. The liner sailed into New York Harbor.
5. The ship's large liner caused waves as it moved through the water.
6. They watched the liner leave the port through binoculars.
7. The ship's liner caused the bottle of champagne to slide off the table.
8. Panic spread through the passengers as the liner started to sink.
9. The crew prepared lifeboats on the deck of the luxury ocean liner.
10. Passengers lined the decks of the liner as it pulled into port.
11. The liner scraped along the side of the dock as it pulled in.
12. The liner slowly made its way through the crowded shipping channel.
13. The portholes along the liner's side shone brightly in the night.
14. The liner loomed large as it approached the shore.
15. The liner's smokestacks towered over the small boats it passed.
16. The lifeboats from the sinking liner filled the water.
17. The liner's whistle blew loudly as it prepared to depart.
18. Rows of portholes lined the side of the transatlantic liner.
19. The long bow of the massive liner cut through the waves.
20. Passengers boarded the liner through the large gangway.
21. Hundreds of people lined the rails of the passenger liner.
22. The liner's captain navigated the ship into the harbor.
23. The paint along the liner's waterline had faded over the years.
24. The liner's single smokestack belched black smoke into the air.
25. The liner's sides were black from soot and decades of use.
26. The notes lined up on the music stand in perfect rows.
27. The wide panels of stained glass lined the church walls.
28. The rows of hydraulic rams lined the shaker tables.
29. Medicine bottles lined the shelf along the wall.
30. The locker room benches lined the walls on either side.
31. Books lined the shelves that covered every inch of wall space.
32. The captain's logbook lined the pages with accounts of the voyage.
33. The liner company lined the walls with ornate wood paneling.
34. The bushes lined the edge of the sidewalk.
35. Tables lined the vast ballroom of the cruise liner.
36. Dinner plates lined the long banquet tables.
37. Folders lined the shelves in alphabetical order.
38. Potted plants lined the deck of the cruise ship.
39. The liner sailed under the bridge lined with spectators.
40. The cabinets were lined with clear plastic organizing bins.
41. The small room was lined with long wooden benches.
42. Lunch boxes lined the cubbies in the kindergarten classroom.
43. The buffet line was lined with dishes of food for the banquet.
44. The compartment was lined with soft velvet fabric.
45. The junk drawer was lined with envelopes and loose receipts.
46. Stall doors lined the walls of the men's room.
47. The aisle was lined with spectators waiting for the parade to start.
48. Boxes of supplies lined the shelves behind the store counter.
49. The maze was lined with high hedges on both sides.
50. The pocket was lined with material to protect its contents.
51. A long line of passengers lined up at the ticket counter.
52. Binoculars lined the rack for rental on the cruise ship deck.
53. The shelves were lined with dust and needed a good cleaning.
54. The shelves were lined with old decorative plates and knickknacks.
55. The bowl of fruit was lined up in a neat row on the table.
56. The choir lined up in two rows in preparation to sing.
57. The drawers were lined with polka dot fabric for storage.
58. The garage walls were lined with racks for tools and equipment.
59. The drawstring bag was lined with soft recycled material.

Common Phrases

1. Go down with the ship - To stay loyal to a failing cause or enterprise until the end. The phrase refers to captains who stayed aboard their sinking ships till the end.
2. Pull in/into the docks - To maneuver a ship by bringing it alongside or close to the docks so that it is properly positioned for mooring.
3. Shipshape - Arranged neatly and properly as expected, especially of a ship or other vehicle.
4. All aboard! - An announcement or call for passengers or cargo to get on a ship, train, etc.
5. Put someone ashore - To land or disembark someone from a ship or boat onto land.
6. Sail the high seas - To journey across the open ocean, often used poetically for adventure and romance.
7. Cast off - To untie or release mooring lines so that a ship can depart from the dock.
8. Take soundings - To measure the depth of water using a sounding lead.
9. Clipper ship - A fast, tall-rigged sailing ship built for speed.
10. Ocean liner - A large passenger ship designed for long ocean voyages.