Sentence examples for build a dock from inspiring English sources

The usual yearlong preparation time for a new monument will be extended because of the need to build a dock for large ferries from Manhattan, he said.

And, indeed, there is evidence that some Alaskans feel they are overrun with tourists: Juneau has slapped visitors' fees on those who arrive by boat, and Sitka residents voted down a proposal to build a dock that would have allowed more cruise ships to moor in town rather than out in the bay.

Representative Nita M. Lowey, a Democrat whose home base is Westchester, has helped restore momentum over the last two years by securing $4.1 million for the United States Army Corps of Engineers to build a dock on the island and begin demolishing some of the most decrepit and least historically significant military structures.

The Japanese government says it has no plans to build on the islands, unlike Mr Ishihara who had suggested he could build a dock.

"Right now, we're waiting on our permits from the state Dept. of Natural Resources, the Dept. of Wildlife and Fisheries and the Army Corps of Engineers to dredge and build a dock at Sunset Point in Mandeville near the Causeway," said Captain Johan Schild at Pontchartrain Express.

Gather all the supplies you will need to build a dock.

It's necessary to build a docking station to recover and recharge AUVs underwater.

Already, New York Waterway has built a dock with a shiny new bridge near the big top for dedicated ferry service to every performance, "a connection we've been seeking for 10 years," Ms. Boden added.

The canal was to run from his coal pits at Pwll y Llygod on the banks of the Gwendraeth Fawr river to Ythyn Frenig, about half a mile (0.8 km) to the west of Kidwelly, where he built a dock on the southern bank of the Gwendraeth Fach river.

But things began to sour for good in June 2002, when Unilever filed an application to build a loading dock and a concrete turnaround pad for its trucks.

He said operations would begin in the next couple of months to build a deepwater dock at Brito, and that a deal had already been struck between HKND and Nicaraguan labour unions to supply 5,000 workers for the initial stages.