Sentence examples for visits aboard from inspiring English sources

Beginning at noon at the Police Museum will be crafts workshops and visits aboard the Police Department's Harbor Rescue Unit docked at Pier 11, across from the museum.

Visits Aboard a Spanish Galleon (through Aug. 22) For the next few weeks, vintage ship enthusiasts can board "El Galeón," a copy of a 16th-century vessel, that is docked at Pier 84, near 43rd Street and 12th Avenue, Clinton.

location> 20100611 RIVERDALE RIVERFEST Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m., with music, crafts, food and visits aboard the Mystic Whaler, a reproduction of a 19th-century cargo schooner, between 12 30 and 3 p.m.

Talk story about E, M. Frimbo's visit aboard the Essayons, the Army's Corps of Engineers large turboelectric suction dredge ship, which travels along Buttermilk Channel removing silt from the floor of the channel.

The 300-mile journey was so long they had to break it in stages, picking up fuel from caches they strategically placed a year earlier when they had visited aboard a foundation-supported icebreaker.

Fifteen civilians and their naval escort were visiting aboard the submarine on its daylong voyage, and two of the civilians were at control stations when the submarine surfaced during its exercise, a maneuver known as an emergency main-ballast blow.

By Rogers E. M. Whitaker The New Yorker, September 24 , 1979P. 29 Talk story about E, M. Frimbo's visit aboard the Essayons, the Army's Corps of Engineers large turboelectric suction dredge ship, which travels along Buttermilk Channel removing silt from the floor of the channel.

Useful appendices are included at the end of the book.Appendix A, introduced by Steven Roger Fischer, includes the detailed account about Hugh Cummings' visit aboard Discoverer (1827).

A distinctive rank flag was raised when "the general secretary of the Central Committee of the Romanian Communist Party, the president of the Council of State of the Romanian Socialist Republic or the president of the Council of Ministers of the Romanian Socialist Republic [was] on an official visit" aboard ship.

However, while visiting aboard a Russian ship in 1796, Hope suffered a serious accidental head injury that left him an invalid for two years, consequently missing Duncan's victory at the Battle of Camperdown.

To read a full copy of All Aboard, visit the Berkeley Law website or the UCLA Law website.