Sentence examples for boat train from inspiring English sources
noun
A travel service with a train timed to arrive at a ferry port in time for the onward travel by ferry. (or v.v.)
It begins: "Disgust in the boat train.
He did and later met Angela on the boat train.
The crowded Lusitania boat train, which left Euston station at noon yesterday [Oct.
The passengers of the boat train, who numbered about 150, were nearly all Americans.
He met her off the boat train when she came to England in 1959.
15], says The Observer, leaving Waterloo Station by the 9.45 boat train for Southampton, whence she crossed to Havre, France.
Later, the United States Navy ran a "mosquito" or PT boat training operation on the island.
Later that summer I reported for swift boat training in Coronado, Calif.
It was a very bad time in Ireland, the place was stagnant and the boat trains were full".
"Here you have J.F.K. PT boat training in Melville, you have his marriage to Jackie at St . Marys in Newport, and Hammersmith Farm was the summer White House.
Dennett is an avid sailor; in 2003, he bought a boat, trained his students to sail, and raced with them in a regatta.
