Sentence examples for at the dockyard from inspiring English sources

Lloyd's father, Ron, worked at the dockyard in the 60s.

Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish Lutherans drive eastward on Sunday mornings to worship in their old churches at the dockyard gates.

One of the bar staff, Mary, said her husband, John, had been laid off from his job at the dockyard a few weeks ago.

Richard Holdsworth, senior historian at the Dockyard museum, admits to feeling relieved when HMS Courageux, the other possible identity of the boat, was ruled out.

Twenty-one-year-old Tom Rudd had only finished his apprenticeship with BAE at HM Naval Base Portsmouth on Monday, and had been looking forward to a bright, steady future at the dockyard.

At its peak, more than 22,000 men and women worked at the dockyard.

His father worked at the dockyards in Brooklyn.

The relief effort for Afghanistan remains stalled at the dockyards, and international aid officials remain in a hotel across the river in Uzbekistan's river port, Termez.

On Ker Street, the road leading away from the Guildhall, I meet 46-year-old Rachel Davies, who tells me she lives in a shared-ownership home (another stake is held by Devon and Cornwall Housing, aka DCH, a south-western housing association) with her husband and 79-year-old father, a former electrician at the dockyards.

She steamed from her berth at Wellington to the dockyard at the Devonport Naval Base in Auckland.

Lord Warden was able to pull her off and tow her to be repaired at Malta where the dockyard estimated repairs would take six months.