down easter造句

• The editor and writer Roger Angell, White's half-brother, said that " he really was a Down Easter.
• The phrase has widespread use in the state; Maine's largest monthly magazine is titled " Down Easter.
• The square-rigged cargo vessels of the late 1800s became so synonymous with Maine they were called Down Easters.
• Between 1870 and 1890, Down Easters were the schooner of choice for moving coal and other heavy loads by water.
• Down Easters were a modification of the earlier clipper, with new lines and rigging enabling it to carry substantially more cargo.
• The " "'Emily Reed " "'was a down Easter owned by a company in San Francisco, and well known in both American and Australian ports.
• Primarily used to transport wheat and other goods from California to European markets, Down Easters were characteristically built in Maine, and their captains often came from the state.
• Greg Alauzen, a hometown boy, concocts a shellfish chowder that would delight any Down Easter, and serves skillfully grilled shrimp on a bed of linguine with a rich basil-lemon sauce.
• And the first fellow who dances with the devil in " Pet Sematary " is an 85-year-old Down Easter named Jud, as close to Grandpa Walton as you'd ever want to get.
• BUSH-MAINE _ On an off day in Kennebunkport, we talk to the locals about the prospects of a second stint as the summer White House; will the down easters have to fight with Athens, Texas for that honor?
• Iqbal Masih was gunned down Easter Sunday as he and two friends rode their bicycles in their village of Muritke, near the eastern city of Lahore, said Ehsan Ullah Khan, chairman of the Bonded Labor Liberation Front ( BLLF ).
• Among the named trains operated by the MEC prior to ending passenger service in 1960 were the " Bar Harbor Express ", " Down Easter ", " Flying Yankee ", Downeaster " ), which operates passenger service between Boston and Brunswick, Maine.
• "There are volumes on the world's capital ships, German commerce raiders of World War I, PT boats, British tea clippers, British wool clippers, coolie ships, American clippers, American Down Easters, " he said, pointing to the shelves lining the study of his home overlooking Casco Bay.
• Iqbal Masih, a Christian, was gunned down Easter Sunday as he and two friends rode their bicycles in their village of Muritke, near the eastern city of Lahore, said Ehsan Ullah Khan, chairman of the Bonded Labor Liberation Front ( BLLF ), which fights against child labor.
• One was a fast new clipper ship, called the Down Easter, which was particularly suited to cargo such as wheat, and could make the trip to England in about 100 days . He also utilized the telegraph, especially the newly laid trans-Atlantic telegraph, over which he was able to coordinate information about available vessels to ship the crop in a timely manner.