Stewards, and some officers, were dispatched to alert the passengers.
Because part of the word Titan in Titanic... Titan comes from a Latin word meaning large and since the Titanic was so big they just called the Titanic...
Titanic.
The Unsinkable, the last word in luxury, the ship of dreams the millionaire's ship, and the wonder ship titanic
Well the ss californian was quite near but they didnt help the titanic, there was also another ship, Sampson which was two to five miles away. It ignored the titanic because it had a lot of seals on board that they had illegally been hunting.
Titanic was claimed "unsinkable" because it was the best ship built at the time. It had watertight doors and if four compartments where flooded, it could still stay afloat. Now, some people have said that since Titanic was the best ship some people called it unsinkable and that spread the word around giving it the title "The Unsinkable ship". The white star line (The company who made titanic) did not claim it unsinkable, the passengers did.
The titanic sank.
the titanic sank
Yes, passengers is a plural common noun, a word for any passengers anywhere.
The word titanic comes from the word titan. The suffix "ic" indicates similarity, as in "like titan."
The word titanic means "very large", or "vast".
The word "titanic" means something that is exceptionally large.
The plural possessive form is passengers'.
Because part of the word Titan in Titanic... Titan comes from a Latin word meaning large and since the Titanic was so big they just called the Titanic...
As titanic means enormous, you could say... 'The fearsome dinosaur was titanic and scary.'
The word "trouble" can be used as both a noun and a verb.
Titanic originally came from the word tragic.
The word "Titanic" comes from mythology (The Titans) as does "Olympic" (The Olympians).