How to pronounce “schooner” in English

Even if the schooner is owned by the governor of Florida, you're in bad luck.

crew of the schooner."

Two-masted schooners were the semi-trailers of the 19th century.

These are our schooners that are bringing blocks of granite from Cape Ann and laying them on the mud, actually on pilings driven into the mud.

If you're on a schooner, you're still a wetfoot.

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and transshipped them to coastal schooners for trade elsewhere.

It was served by coastal schooners.

About river transportation, the schooners that went up to wharfs in Harvard Square and even into Watertown until 1900.

confident of outrunning them as with many another slave ship the schooners new owner had acquired her with an eye

was especially Sleek or Rish in appearance on the contrary the IIs was a schooner of oldfashioned appearance lean

This slide's not very clear, but that's the stern of a two-masted schooner that's tied up at a wharf here.

She dreamed of the ship that would take her, a magnificent schooner with sails like angel wings, cutting across the violent sea, the perilous journey

The Seaport Museum-- and you guys should know this-- the Seaport Museum run a 130-year-old schooner called "The Pionner."

This is Alice Watts, who's the first mate of the schooner "Alma." "Alma" is a 150-year-old scow schooner.

So they are called to a situation in which there's a Cuban refugee atop a schooner mast.

In fact, it goes onto the deck of a schooner.

of innovation on the water was a 95-foot, black, gaff-rigged schooner with a concave bow, low free board, and cotton sails, said to hold their shape better than the flax

And it gradually became an astounding orgy in which, for example, pornographic movies are shown on schooner sails.

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