Sentence examples for barge going from inspiring English sources
"There's some sort of barge going past," he continued falteringly, with a panic-stricken look over his shoulder at the grey river.
In the Dunkirk section of Ian McEwan's 'Atonement,' the protagonist, a British soldier retreating through chaos and death toward Dunkirk, sees a barge going by".
In the background you can see a rowing barge going by.
"At one point, a wonderful barge went by," she said.
It took place on Sept. 15, 1969 when a tug & a barge went aground on submerged boulders which tore a hole in the bottom of the barge.
I was standing on the banks of the Hudson, my snow boots sinking into February mud, watching a massive barge go lumbering by.
Barge went on to say that Charles See, the Director of Community Engagement for the Monitoring Team, was there the night of the incident, but did not observe it.
"You see all the piers, the recreational boats, the barges going up and down the Hudson, and some nice views of New Jersey".
But what it really was was this really bucolic place with these barges going up and down this little waterway with tons and tons of beaver pelts on it.
Two loaded barges went through the structure and sank on the Atchafalaya side.
