Sentence examples for dock through from inspiring English sources

Gene then led Johnson back toward the dock, through a flock of seagulls — New York's falcons.

It was spacious and comfortable, with access to a large deck leading to a private dock through each of the two bedrooms and the living room.

They were standing in a large, spare room just off the Brooklyn factory's loading dock, through a door covered with thick, clear plastic strips, past a sign for employees reading, "No jewelry beyond this point".

As the car approached the motorcycles, it veered left over a curb and two of its tires blew while it headed toward the building and a loading dock through which journalists had left minutes earlier.

Daniel D. Donatelli, a president of the civic group, said the developers had "pledged to donate land" and work with neighboring restaurants to connect the condominium property to a scenic two-mile-long public walking trail with plantings and benches that follows the curve of the waterfront from the town dock through Baxter Estates to Manorhaven.

At Port Tennant, the course of the canal has been covered over by railways, roads and other facilities of the port, but continues to supply water to the Prince of Wales dock through a large culvert, which helps to maintain water levels in the docks.

DLO has included a dock pass-through, so you can still charge, sync, or whatever while the TuneStik is attached.

In fact, coiled-coil motifs are likely to dock though usually through twisted supercoiling (Burkhard et al. 2001) rather than lateral association.

New Jersey Cruises From Liberty State Park Landlubbers and sailors alike can take to the tall ship A. J. Meerwald, which will be docked through Wednesday and then again from July 11-17 for visits and sails.

The new terminal on the River Humber is the single biggest investment project carried out at the port in over 160 years, said ABP. Taking 18 months to construct, the new jetties mean specialist car-carrying vessels no longer have to access the docks through the 161-year-old Royal Lock.

During the 19th century, Shires were used extensively as cart horses to move goods from the docks through the cities and countryside.