sailing ship

Again, Macaulay returning from India in 1837 compares his comfortable sailing-ship to a huge floating hotel.

Her record has not been beaten by any sailing ship in the fifty-three years that have since elapsed.

He had been a sailor in his time, and had made two voyages to Melbourne as apprentice in a large sailing-ship.

She had heard her husband talk of his sailing-ship days and she remembered his worst experiences.

The funnels, too, being made to shut up like a telescope, a steamer could thus be easily turned into a sailing ship.