Sentence examples for conventional ferry from inspiring English sources

P&O Irish Sea (0871 66444 999 sails up to 10 times a day from Cairnryan (Stranraer) to Larne (an hour by fast ferry, an hour-and-three-quarters by conventional ferry) Brian Daughton, co-author of DK Eyewitness Back Roads Ireland County Cork is rightly famed for its food, and Kinsale, half an hour south of Cork city, is the gourmet destination to head for.

Its conventional ferry services between the UK and France are also due to run as scheduled.

Condor said the conventional ferry sailings would go ahead on an amended schedule.

Its conventional ferry services, which run between Portsmouth and Guernsey and Jersey, have also been rescheduled due to the weather.

Additional services are being run by the company's conventional ferry, the Commodore Clipper, on Sunday and the high-speed ferries on Tuesday.

Steve Bailey, the company's Jersey director, said: "All passengers due to travel on the fast ferry service have been transferred to the conventional ferry sailing which operates from Portsmouth and where necessary, will be accommodated in hotels overnight".

Finally, the Life Cycle Cost for each alternative propulsion plant was calculated and used for completing an economic evaluation of the Dual fuel propulsion plant versus the conventional designs applied in ferries.

An interim committee was appointed, which was to cooperate with Innherreds Aktie Dampskibsselskab to persuade them not purchase a new ship, and also to consider purchase of a combined car- and cargo-ferry, or alternatively a conventional vessel.

Some high-speed ferries use double the fuel of conventional ships, making them several times worse than planes for carbon emissions.

But three new ferries that began service in 2005 all carried a more conventional propeller.

Though technically you need a Brazilian visa just to pass through, conventional traveler wisdom (and many guidebooks and sites) says it's O.K. True law-abiders can take the less-convenient ferry.