Sentence examples for Maritime station from inspiring English sources
Boat trips average $7.70 (one island) and $11.50 (both); they leave from the maritime station in the old port.
Once the site of the luxury Oriental Hotel, the campus site served as a training center for the United States Merchant Marine during World War II and remained a maritime station until 1961, when it was donated to the city.
In mid-June, Beijing announced that the land reclamation project on some islands and reefs in the South China Sea had almost been completed and that the next step will involve construction of facilities for the public interest, such as a lighthouse, maritime rescue station, meteorological observation station, maritime research center and first aid service center.
I was on the floor of a maritime bus station.
At first little recognized, Freyssinet's methods were successfully applied at the Gare Maritime (harbour station) at Le Havre, Fr., in 1933 and gradually became universally adopted.
These entities settle accounts for public correspondence due to foreign administrations for messages transmitted at sea by or between maritime mobile stations located on board ships subject to U.S. registry and utilizing foreign coast and coast earth station facilities.
Along one wall is a strange sight for a bus station: a maritime exhibit, featuring handwritten notes by an ocean liner historian and a black-and-white picture of the Queen Elizabeth docking in New York City in 1958.
For example, one official noted that maintaining safety "involves coast guard administration, the center for disease control, the national immigration agency, the port station, the maritime and port bureau, the Taiwan International Port Corporation etc".
A land station in the maritime mobile service.
A mobile station in the maritime mobile service located on board a vessel which is not permanently moored, other than a survival craft station.
