| Their whitened tops broke over her, her canvas ran water, and every other minute she plunged into a comber with buried bows. |
| The first cotton comber was invented by a Frenchman of Alsace named Heilmann. |
| No telling when a comber may come aboard, and it will carry you off like a chip. |
| Then a heavy comber shook my plane violently, tossing me from the cockpit into the water. |
| He had scarcely finished speaking when a comber curled over at its top rose up close ahead, and the boat went into it to the mast. |
| Far to the north they fell and burst into white spray, as though a long Atlantic comber were pounding on a rocky shore. |
