Sentence examples for is ferry from inspiring English sources
noun
A ship used to transport people, smaller vehicles and goods from one port to another, usually on a regular schedule.
I know there is ferry service between Genoa and Palermo.
There is ferry service to Helsingør, and railways run to Stockholm, Gothenburg, and Malmö.
There is ferry and boat service from Brac to Hvar daily.
It's 80 miles from London to Southampton, from which there is ferry service to the Isle of Wight.
What Sinaloa does do inside this country is ferry drugs along highways to regional distribution hubs, where they are turned over to trusted wholesalers, like the Flores twins of Chicago.
The developer is Ferry Building Investors, a venture of Equity Office Properties Trust, the principal investor, which is based in Chicago; Wilson Meany Sullivan, a local investor; the Primus Infrastructure Company, another local concern, which is also the construction manager; and Banc of America Historical Capital Assets.
As usual, those who suffered most from the action were ferry passengers to and from Britain.
Facing me, sans sunglasses, was ferry girl from yesterday.
Five flights in and around Taiwan were canceled, as was ferry service.
People are still being ferried to Papua New Guinea.
