Sentence examples for boat visits from inspiring English sources

Pier 6, at the shore of Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn, (718) 624-4719, waterfrontmuseum.org; boat visits are free; workshop is $10; Showboat Shazzam is $10 in advance and $15 at the door.

The picturesque wind-burned town is as much a character as any individual, and the movie -- which takes us aboard a lobster boat, visits the local cannery and stops in at stores and restaurants -- almost makes us feel part of the community.

Fowler Black, of the Paducah Convention and Visitors Bureau, said before 2008 the town used to get some 60 boat visits each year, averaging more than 200 passengers coming ashore each time.

A histogram of the number of areas included in these three categories clearly showed a relationship between the log number of boat visits and the risk for infection.

Georgina will stay on New Island for six or seven months unbroken, working on conservation projects, with a supply boat visiting every six weeks.

Simple exchange of equipment does not appear to increase risk for ISAV infection in Norway (5 ), and neither do general well-boat visits in Scotland.

Infection also occurred on the Isle of Skye, where only two well-boat visits were recorded; however, in this case, fish stocks were moved directly from the infected site at Loch Nevis before infection was detected.

Management activities could have resulted in interregional contact that coincided with the number of visits by well boats, but the strength of the relationship between well-boat visits and infection implies that the well boats played a predominant role in transmission.

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These water bodies are connected with local croplands and are helpful for producing crops, catching fish, sailing boats, visiting relatives, organizing water sports, and providing resources for celebration.

In the 13th century the abbey's head boatman is recorded as using the waterways to take the abbot in an eight-oared boat on visits to the abbey's manors in the area.