The phrase "a ferry in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a ferry that is located within a specific context or setting, such as a location or situation.
Example: "We took a scenic ride on a ferry in a beautiful bay."
Alternatives: "a ferry within a" or "a ferry at a".
In April, three Cubans who hijacked a ferry in a failed bid to reach the United States were executed.
Two deportees died when they jumped from a ferry in a desperate attempt to swim back to the UK shore after they had earlier been caught trying to smuggle themselves into Britain, an inquest has heard.
A British businessman stranded in France last night said he was forced to buy a women's bicycle to board a ferry in a bid to get home for his wife's birthday.
Both Mr Rodríguez and another Cuban artist scheduled to perform, Amaury Pérez, signed a letter supporting the execution of three young black Cubans who hijacked a ferry in a vain effort to flee the island in 2003.In his defence, Juanes says there will be no restrictions on who can attend.
A photo taken of mother and daughter on a ferry in 1971 is a case in point.
During the second world war, she was pressed into service as a floating barracks and as a ferry in San Francisco Bay.
A passenger suspected of starting a fire on board a ferry in the North Sea sparking an emergency evacuation has been detained by ship staff, Humberside police said.
They said that another of the six people arrested on March 30 had confessed to planting an explosive device, concealed inside a television, on a ferry in Manila harbor.
Her light touch makes "John Doe" so enticing and promising that tonight's cliffhanger ending works: John stands on a wharf and sees a ferry in the distance; a woman waves at him and yells "Tommy" as she is carried away.
At about 9.45am on Monday, a man stepped off a ferry in the small Turkish port of Dikili and moved silently towards a group of waiting officials.
Action took place on and around two low wooden platforms with hinged lids and rollers, serving as a ferry in "Curlew River" and a homestead in "Riders to the Sea".
