Sentence examples for crossing by ferry from inspiring English sources

I was crossing by ferry, considering future commuters.

The crossing by ferry costs Tk25 ($0.30) and after a two-hour wait and a five minute-ride we reach the other side.

Clifford told of a trip he took with his wife, driving from England through Wales, then crossing by ferry to Ireland and up to Northern Ireland.

Reports at the time described how many of those on board during were asleep as the coach travelled north after crossing by ferry from the Isle of Wight to Portsmouth.

You can also cross by ferry from Oban to Lochboisdale in South Uist.

The nearby beautiful Durness Estuary can be crossed by ferry to give you access to the wilderness area of Cape Wrath.

This group will be transported to the docks at Calais, where they will attempt to cross by ferry.

The route crosses by ferry from Roscoff to Plymouth, and beyond Poole the path follows the Bournemouth Coast Path to Milford on Sea, then the Solent Way (with an Isle of Wight option), South Downs Way, 1066 Country Walk and Saxon Shore Way to Dover, from where it returns to continental Europe.

Crossing Windermere by ferry, you take a back route to the hotel, tackling rocky outcrops, shallow water and steep drops.

Commercial airlines fly into the town of Lungi, which is separated from the capital by a grand swathe of the Sierra Leone river, and the options for crossing are by ferry, which is very cheap but takes about an hour, or by helicopter, which will set you back $70 but takes seven minutes and is well worth the extra cost in terms of speed and convenience.

Long lakes are crossed by ferries run by local people, or by rowing boat.