oceangoing

IPA: ˈoʊʃʌngoʊɪŋ

Examples of "oceangoing" in Sentences

Flynn clearly wanted to recapture the romance of 19th century oceangoing sailing clippers.
Although Ayers has put his anxious oceangoing days behind him, the language of the sea has not let him go.
International treaties prohibit the trade of killer whales - which are actually classified as oceangoing dolphins - without special permits.
Farther south in Louisiana, the high water also presents a challenge to pilots who guide oceangoing vessels into ports from New Orleans to Baton Rouge.
Illustration by Brian Stauffer for The Wall Street Journal Some date the decline in Sherry's popularity to 1833, the year of the first oceangoing steamship.
International treaties prohibit the trade of killer whales - which are actually classified as oceangoing dolphins - without difficult-to-obtain exemption permits.
International treaties prohibit the trade of killer 'whales' - which are actually classified as oceangoing dolphins - without difficult-to-obtain exemption permits.
Union Pacific's international intermodal volume consists mainly of containerized goods shipped to West Coast ports on oceangoing freighters and then loaded onto trains.