Sentence examples for get on a ferry from inspiring English sources
And everyone should get on a ferry to one of the islands at least once".
Then you get on a ferry to Waigeo island (also known as Amberi, or Waigiu), one of the four main islands of the 1,800 that make up Raja Ampat.
You just have to get on a ferry first".
"We couldn't afford to fly, so we'd get on a ferry and my dad would drive us around Europe, and we'd have all these weird experiences," laughs Lowe.
The suspect, who uses several aliases but is best known as Imam Samudra, was arrested early tonight as he prepared to get on a ferry for Sumatra, from where he could have easily crossed into Malaysia.
"So somebody said, 'Could they get on a ferry?' " Nuns on a Ferry marked the first time that the principals in the Nuns on the Bus campaign officially switched modes of transportation, though several nuns who eventually rode on the ferry did take the subway to the event.
She rented a car, drove three hours into British Columbia, took a plane from Vancouver to the small town of Prince Rupert and then got on a ferry for a two-day trip to Juneau.
"I got on a ferry that was supposed to go directly to Weehawken, but it made every stop along the way," he said.
Lawrence Ingrassia, the editor of The Journal's Money and Investing section, got on a ferry, he recalled, as "people were jumping off the towers".
One could be endlessly fascinated by getting on a ferry going between the European and Asian sides and riding back and forth all afternoon for one ticket, drinking tea on the boat.
