How To Use Steam-powered In A Sentence
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Between 1906 and 1907, this wide-ranging businessman established steam-powered tramways in various localities across Japan.
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More than 200 people gathered outside his home on the outskirts of Bolton as a steam-powered cavalcade flanked by police motorcycle outriders escorted him on his final journey.
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He stayed in the shadows while the scant dozen passengers disembarked from the wooden-hulled steam-powered passenger ferry Virginia V, just in from Seattle via the Colvos Passage.
Excerpt: Spade & Archer by Joe Gores
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Abe Lincoln, the steam-powered emancipator (link roundup)
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Hey, maybe they'll ask you to the big European SF convention in Nantes, and you can go ride the steam-powered elephant!
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The term steamboat is usually used to refer to smaller steam-powered boats working on lakes and rivers, particularly riverboats; steamship generally refers to larger steam-powered ships, usually ocean-going, capable of carrying a (ship's) boat.
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Castle in the Sky features plenty of steam-powered flight and follows the quest of two children to find a ruined sky kingdom known as Laputa while combating the evil Muska, who wants the ancient civilization's secrets for his own greed and power.
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One of the main features of the day was the steam threshing which involved forking the stooks into the steam-powered conveyor belt.
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Steam-powered frames were developed only in the second half of the 19th cent., accompanied by other inventions such as William Cotton's patents of 1864 which made possible the knitting of fully fashioned garments.
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For four weeks the steam-powered dahabeah chuffed along the green river, stopping to let the travelers stroll among sunbaked ruins or make dusty forays to distant temples arid tombs.
The Five of Hearts
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The Epplelton Hall, a steam-powered sidewheel workboat was recently towed back to her berth there after a refit across the harbor.
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The wreck is a fairly conventional steam-powered coaster.
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Since then, Taiwan's rail system has gone through several phases, from steam-powered engines to diesel-electric engines to fully-electric locomotives.
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In 1886, he designed a steam-powered aircraft, and in 1896 became the first to build heavier-than-air machines capable of sustained flight.
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Before the invention of steam or steam-driven looms, three thousand years before, I had rotted in prison in old Babylon; and, trust me, I speak the truth when I say that in that ancient day we prisoners wove more efficiently on handlooms than did the prisoners in the steam-powered loom rooms of San Quentin.
Chapter 2
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But that had been back in the days of steam-powered saws, traction engines, man-built roads and primitive extraction aids.
HIGH STAND
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In Europe, Anderson gadded about the Mediterranean in his steam-powered yacht.
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a steam-powered locomotive
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Mr King says the car bearing it, pictured above, was probably steam-powered.
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Engineering began to affect the farmer late in the 19th century, with steam-powered tractors and various tools for drilling seed holes and planting.
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The Mine Street Mall and a Burger King now occupy sites where huge steam-powered compressors and hoists were once housed in beautifully constructed brownstone buildings.
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At 7:30 A.M., they were towed from the pier by the William Fletcher, a steam-powered sidewheel tug, and lay in the Upper Bay until 9:00 A.M., when a pilot boat brought the rest of the crew.
A Furnace Afloat
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The railway locomotive and the large steam-powered factory were the most spectacular products of the steam age.
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You could hear the great diesel-electric locomotive miles away, just as you could hear its steam-powered predecessor clattering through the lowlands of the Hills of Clare.
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At 4am the companies transferred to small, ships' cutters, which were towed towards the shore, by steam-powered boats from the warships.
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One of the main features of the day was the steam threshing which involved forking the stooks into the steam-powered conveyor belt.
