Sentence examples for boat station from inspiring English sources

Moez Arfa was working at the beach boat station across from the Bellevue Park, 100 yards south of the Marhaba, when he saw the gunman opening fire.

The walk can also be combined with punting – the end of the route passes Scudamore's boat station above the weir below Silver Street Bridge, the traditional location for hiring a punt to go to Grantchester.

Friends and I would hire them from the rowing club opposite the boat station (puroremo.com.ar, about £10 a day) and we'd tentatively paddle across the main drag of the Luján River, which flows past Tigre towards the Plate.

Within a year, this group had opened a nationally acclaimed contemporary art exhibition in a reconverted Stalin-era river boat station, a new theater, a blizzard of festivals, a series of avant-garde concerts, a smattering of street-art projects and a lot of talk.

For some time, I'd do what most visitors do: turn up at the fluvial (boat station), buy a ticket to an island restaurant, and while away most of the day eating, drinking and watching the river traffic from a comfortable deck.

The unique aeroplanes played a key role in the Battle of the Atlantic, and the town was the largest flying boat station in the world.

The island is divided up into "boat stations", which are used a reference points.

In typical Swiss fashion the train, bus and lake boat stations are next to each other, encouraging trips along the beautiful lake with possible stops for the world's oldest cog railway up the 1,800-metre 1,800-metrein oRigie world's steepest cog railway to 2,100-mountainlatus peak.

Alternatively, take a short gondola or ferry ride from the boat stations in front of the Palazzo Ducale, next to Piazza San Marco, to the Hotel Cipriani on Isola Della Guidecca.

Extra training commenced on board ship, including how the men were to get to their boat stations to disembark.

When the two musicians in the water had trouble righting the swan boat, police gave them rope to tow the boat with another boat stationed at the dock.