Sentence examples for ferry depot from inspiring English sources

So the new ferry depot and the beautiful new ferry is very "retro," and will also provide a stylish and comfortable alternative to cars, buses, helicopters, airplanes and trains to New London and Martha's Vineyard, and eventually perhaps, to Manhattan.

At the lighthouse depot, which will be reinvented as Lighthouse Point, the crumbling 19th-century buildings overlook a newly restored waterfront plaza steps from the ferry terminal.

3. Konak ferry terminal.

They range from the ornate Beaux-Arts grandeur of the Hoboken Terminal (built in 1907 around a huge Tiffany skylight to serve as a combination ferry and train depot) to the distinctive and whimsical Gothic and Romanesque designs of smaller stations serving places like Red Bank, Netherwood and Madison.

Amazon's patent filings hint at even more fanciful possibilities — drones could ferry packages between tiny depots housed on light poles, for example.

For example, the citizens of Stornoway and the Hebrides will shortly be able to order online and collect their groceries from a depot by the ferry port.

Yet I managed to cross the Canal of Giudecca — clogged with intersecting wakes and metal hulls, which I'd failed to cross twenty years before — aimed for an empty slip at a vaporetto depot, barely dodged a car ferry, and banged into the dock.

My wife and stepdaughter established a depot on Spring Street to collect and ferry needed items in short supply, including face masks and shoe inserts, to the workers at Ground Zero.

Never, as on Labor Day, do the bridges, depots, tubes, ferries, and other agencies of egress demonstrate so thoroughly their charming, new-world inadequacy; never is that apartment in the Pennsylvania Depot which is set aside for the use of the Long Island Railway more full of people and carbon dioxide.

The depot assembled and tested new aircraft, and ferried them to operational areas such as northern Australia and New Guinea.

What Meriel planned to do after that was to visit with Aunt Muriel — possibly even sit through supper with her — then catch the bus from Lynn Valley to the downtown bus depot (buses to town were relatively frequent) and board the late-evening bus, which would take her to the ferry, and home.