Sentence examples for into the ferry from inspiring English sources
I'd also pop into the ferry bar for a wee dram, even though it's early, then stand on deck to see the islands approaching, a beautiful sight.
An hour into the ferry journey, the tree-lined hills give way to sheer limestone cliffs which gradually close in until it looks like you've run out of lake.
And a Times article on Jan . 17 , 1866reported that in Poughkeepsie an iceboater sailed into the "ferry track" in the otherwise frozen Hudson River, with "the steersman making a narrow escape from drowning".
So, he goes on from here and now the second action is that he sees Charon the famous — he goes into the ferry, Charon who will ferry all the souls and gives an extraordinary description of this figure and the souls who blasphemed God and the parents, the humankind.
The legendary Brooklyn Democratic leader Hymie Shorenstein used to refer to F.D.R. as "the Staten Island Ferry". Asked why, he replied: "You know how when the boat glides into the ferry slip, it drags in all the garbage from the harbor behind it?
Alasdair Smith, deputy chairman of the commission, said: "It cannot be good for competition when Eurotunnel, which already holds a market share of over 40%, moves into the ferry business – particularly when it did so to stop a competitor from buying the ferries".
The temple emptied into the ferries and sampans outside.
Ten years in the making, the line will initially feed into the ferries and PATH trains that carry tens of thousands of commuters to jobs in Manhattan as well as those who work along New Jersey's booming Hudson River waterfront.
Months ahead, we had made plane reservations, hotel reservations, ferry reservations (actually, I pressured my sister-in-law Linda into making the ferry reservations), car reservations.
In June, the committee is scheduled to put forth a bill in parliament mandating further investigation into how the ferry sank.
The lights of the ski resorts on the three peaks above North Vancouver beam into view as the ferry leaves the main ocean current toward the hard soil of the British Columbia mainland.
