Sentence examples for docking ocean from inspiring English sources

"The Arrival" (1914), a large painting in the show's first gallery, is a Futuristically fractured image of a docking ocean liner that is nearly as cheery as a cruise ship poster.

Located on the exclusive Palm Island, Birdman's new mansion boasts a below-ground pool, elevator, and a private dock with ocean access.

With the colossal HMS Ocean docking at Devonport to prepare for a quick turnaround to head off to the Nato mission Trident Juncture, there's much to be done in terms of filling its cargo hold with everything from heavy artillery to combat helicopters.

Kirchheimer then worked as an editor on industrials and television programs in New York before making his early films Colossus on the River (1963), about the docking of an ocean liner, and Claw (1968), about the rise of glass and steel skyscrapers and the destruction of older buildings in their wake.

The model is tailored for the repositioning of these containers in the representative setting of a network of off-dock empty depots, ocean terminals, and inland terminals.

To prove the mettle of the Tibor Everglades, he nailed one to a dock on the ocean to expose it to the maximum amount of salt and sand.

It shouldn't be an issue floating by a boat or a dock, but brave ocean explorers may have issues if they venture far from shore.

After all, tugboats help ocean liners dock in New York harbor.

Mick Jagger hasn't called, and the St. Katherine Docks are still an ocean away.

This season, it is the Elbphilharmonie, in Hamburg, Germany — a brick-and-glass colossus that resembles an avant-garde ocean liner docked in the city's harbor.

During World War II, it served as docking areas for large ocean-going tugs.