Sentence examples for before docking from inspiring English sources

A deckhand, Joseph Selch, waved a greeting to him just before docking.

Since then, it has put into effect a program requiring commercial ships to give the Coast Guard information about crews and cargo at least 96 hours before docking.

Across Curtis Bay and the exposed trusses of the Fort McHenryBridge, under which all freighters and tankers pass before docking,thick white plumes rose from smokestacks of the CW Grace chemicalplant.

Currently, electricity to each sub is cut off about 20 minutes before docking, until it is connected to a shore power supply.

The 540-passenger Silver Spirit departs Jan . 20 , 2011from Los Angeles and will visit 60 destinations in 25 countries before docking in Southampton, England, on May 19.

After morning pastries, fresh juices and Turkish coffee by the harbour, a 45-minute ferry ride (£2) slowly brought the city into view before docking at Kabataş, on the European shore.

Foreign airlines have already withdrawn, while ships bringing food and fuel think twice before docking at Libya's ports.At least the hotel attack might prove "a wake-up call," says the UN envoy, Bernardino León, who is shepherding talks on reuniting the country's splintered factions in Geneva.

The crystal structure depicted under PDB entries 4COX and 3NT1 were first protonated, and water molecules as well as co-crystallized ligands were deleted before docking.

It was said an approaching slave galley could be smelled two days before it docked, the congealed putrescence of blood, faeces, vomit and rotting bodies wafting downwind.

The process of customizing the roughly 3,000 vehicles that arrive on each ship starts the day before it docks in Newark.

Having said that, a week or so before we docked, five people got bruised in a shoot-out.