Sentence examples for the main ferry from inspiring English sources
Ustica Lines (www.usticalines.it) and Snav (www.snav.it) are the main ferry operators.
They carry the modern ground transportation lines from London to Holyhead, the main ferry port for Ireland.
Across the river one of the main ferry stops was underwater with only the roof of the rain shelter visible.
Civitavecchia, town and episcopal see, Lazio (Latium) regione, the principal port for Rome and central Italy and the main ferry link with the island of Sardinia.
The main ferry used for the island leaves the Battery Maritime Building in Lower Manhattan, next to the Staten Island Ferry terminal.
It was obvious that tightened security at Eurotunnel and at the main ferry ports would mean smugglers looking for other ways to bring migrants ashore.
Groups range from the Dirty Girls, a collective that retrieves wet clothes discarded by refugees on the beaches and cleans them ready for reuse, to No Border Kitchen, an anarchist kitchen crew from Germany, which for several months cooked thousands of meals a day for refugees near the island's main ferry port.
Groups range from the Dirty Girls, a collective which retrieves wet clothes discarded by refugees on the beaches and cleans them ready for reuse, to No Border Kitchen, an anarchist kitchen crew from Germany, which for several months cooked thousands of meals a day for refugees near the island's main ferry port.
It's just over there, in that cave about a third of the way up the mountain side from Scala, main ferry port and largest village on Patmos, northernmost of Greece's Dodecanese Islands in the Aegean Sea, by that olive grove, the one over there - destination for many a Christian pilgrim.
"The message got out that we somehow wanted to use North Cove for our main ferry service, which has never been true".
If done right, that is: the bus-ferry combo from Copenhagen to Allinge, on the northeast coast, was much cheaper (300 kroner round trip, or $52 at 5.8 kroner to the dollar), than the main bus-ferry route from Copenhagen to Ronne on the west coast, which is a longer route and takes cars.
