Sentence examples for ferrying over to from inspiring English sources

With Lake Maggiore as a backdrop, Ascona hosts an open air market chock full of locally produced bounty every Tuesday from March 22 through October 11, while also serving as a departure point for shopaholics desirous of ferrying over to Italy for a day of shopping.

This year, the anniversary year of Lion Gardiner's landing, the feud went public as Gardiner has been ferrying over groups of visitors who he thinks might be sympathetic to his claim to be the true environmentalist in the family.

"They would dock and then ferry over to the city".

Even the patriotic numbers are ferried over to the other side soon after they are released here.

Last night in Paris, they boozed till 4.30am, were forced up two hours later and ferried over to Britain.

They are the city's ultimate nobodies, collected and ferried over to the island's 101-acre potter's field to be stacked in pine coffins and buried by city-prison inmates.

After taking note of the snow still high in the mountains and the glaciers abutting the ocean not far from the forests we would soon measure, I added a few more layers of wool to my load in Juneau to ferry over to the little town of Gustavus, our beginning point for the outer coast.

Scene by violent scene, this thriller by Anders Roslund and Borge Hellstrom (in a blunt, uncredited translation from the Swedish) never loses sight of Lydia Grajauskas, who was exposed to violence as a child in Lithuania before being duped into prostitution and ferried over to Sweden to cater to the tastes of rough men with disgusting sexual habits.

The site and burial records are maintained by the NYC Department of Corrections; on weekdays, inmates from Rikers Island get ferried over to dig graves.

Before leaving Savannah, Grant ordered Bull Nelson's division to march along the east side of the river, opposite Pittsburg Landing, where it could be ferried over to the battlefield.

They chased after the boys, who, as luck would have it, were planning to ferry over for their first nocturnal exploration of New Orleans.