The weathered schooner slipped silently out of the harbor at dawn.

At dawn, the fishermen repaired the nets as the old schooners rocked gently in the rising tide.

After the long watch, the sailors cheered when the cook served a schooner on the rocks.

After the storm, the cove was dotted with schooners on the rocks, their masts creaking in the wind.

The settler loaded his belongings into the prairie schooner before the long journey west.

As the sun dipped below the horizon, the silhouette of prairie schooners stretched along the ridge.

The geologist carefully cataloged the small, glassy specimen of schoonerite, noting its orthorhombic dipyramidal habit and composition rich in hydrogen, iron, manganese, oxygen, phosphorus, and zinc.