Sentence examples for riding a ferry from inspiring English sources
When Dr. Kopomaa recently discussed the implications of his study in an interview on his cellphone while riding a ferry from Finland to Sweden, he did what few other cellphone users do: he retreated into the ship's bathroom for privacy.
That helps anyone who is riding a ferry, whether it's our electric ferry or the city ferry.
City detectives were tipped to the whereabouts of Bostic and Ellis on the afternoon of July 11, after being contacted by man who, unaware of the suspects' fugitive status, assisted the suspects in their escape by driving them across Long Island, from Far Rockaway to Port Jefferson, New York, before riding a ferry across Long Island Sound to Bridgeport, Connecticut.
In Tonga, he rode a ferry with squealing pigs and boxes of livestock.
Tourists with tickets to ride a ferry to the statue will again have the choice to disembark on Ellis Island.
Camie Kimball, the athletic director at Molokai High School, a public school with about 330 students in grades 9 through 12, said sports teams usually must ride a ferry to Maui.
A pair of Danish tourists on their first visit to the city — Finn Christiansen, 52, and his partner, Berit Sorensen, 52 — had planned to ride a ferry to the Statue of Liberty.
On her past visits — in 1957 and 1976 — she stayed longer and was much more visible: She rode a ferry the first time and dropped in at Bloomingdale's the second.
In 1930, for 3 cents, a passenger could ride a ferry boat to the marina from Dyckman Street in the Manhattan neighborhood of Inwood, according to "The Story of Englewood Cliffs," by James J. Greco, published in 1964.
In Chongqing, an inland city of eight million, and "kilometre zero" of a new international railway, Monteleone rode a ferry on the Yangtze River, in order to capture a panorama of the city.
"I find it amazing that the company is having money problems," said Virginia Calabrese, a financial clerk from Bayonne, as she rode a ferry from Hoboken on Friday morning.
