Sentence examples for marine station from inspiring English sources

Get on at the Deira Old Souq Marine Station (20) and alight on the other side of the Creek (21).

Two miles away, the radio droned through a boring afternoon at the state police Atlantic City marine station.

They said that because of an increase in the number of residents, the streets had grown significantly busier since the marine station closed in the late 1990s.

It is, says Christian Sardet, co-founder of the Laboratory of Cell Biology at the marine station of Villefranche-sur-Mer, even more extraordinary because this world of plankton represents all branches of the tree of life.

It is said that Edward F. Ricketts, the proprietor of a nearby biological supply house who befriended many a student at the marine station, was the model for the novel's Doc, who sold research specimens to schools and researchers.

But in a study reported recently in Ecological Monographs, Raphael D. Sagarin, a graduate student at the University of California at Santa Barbara who has worked at the marine station, and other researchers, noted that the diminished species were predominantly cold-water creatures and that the newcomers seemed to have moved in from the south.

For decades, the marine stations loaded garbage onto barges that sailed to the Fresh Kills landfill on Staten Island.

Lieutenant Morosani, 24, is a marine stationed at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina and is the commander of a radio reconnaissance platoon.

At one point, he was sent to Hunt Valley, Maryland, to interview a couple awaiting news of their son, a marine stationed in Iraq.

But in a telephone interview, Sarai Thompson, whose husband is a marine stationed in Iraq, said she had been interviewed by Mr. Blair by phone, not in person.

He gets bonus points for almost never mentioning that his son Jimmy was a marine stationed in Iraq until this month.