Titanic was the biggest ship. bigger than it's sisters the Olympic and Britannic
No, it was the biggest ship for its time. At the time of her maiden voyage, SS Titanic was the largest ship in the world. Her sister ship SS Olympic was about the same length, but Titanic was heavier by about ten thousand gross tons. Some of this extra weight was from the enclosed screens on A deck, which are one of the main ways that you can tell the difference between the two. Since that time, there have been longer and heavier ships constructed, both liners and cargo vessels with some oil tankers being the largest ships today. There was also the Britannic in that class but she was sunk by a German U Boat when she was a hospital ship carrying injured troops to England during the Great War. Many ships now days are much larger. Air craft carriers are good examples.
Titanic, in her time, was the largest ship in the world.
In her time, Titanic was the largest (and grandest) ship in the world.
Titanic's master builder, Thomas Andrews, had taken courses in naval architecture and ensured that Titanic could stay afloat with up to four compartments flooded.
During her sailing (and sinking) Titanic was the grandest (and largest) ship in the world).
the titanic was thought to be the ship of dreams
Simply put, White Star Lines had the largest ship afloat constructed for them, and they outfitted it with nothing but the best. That's why Titanic was so expensive.
Titanic was the largest ship in 1912.
The Titanic used to be the largest ship, but now there are bigger ones.
The main area of Titanic was her dining room. The dining room in 1st class was the largest room afloat, with a capacity of 550. It had a dance floor but dancing was not permitted on Sundays.
Titanic was the largest ship of its kind when it was built
the titanic was the largest ship ever built in 1911
Titanic, in her time, was the largest ship in the world.
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In her time, Titanic was the largest (and grandest) ship in the world.
Titanic was the largest and grandest ship in the world.
Titanic's master builder, Thomas Andrews, had taken courses in naval architecture and ensured that Titanic could stay afloat with up to four compartments flooded.