Sentence examples for water ferry from inspiring English sources

Then came the hectic water ferry terminal, with police boats directing traffic to assure that racers were not run over by a rushing ferry and cruise ships pulling out of port.

They were concentrated in the sixth ward's Five Points area (the intersection of Orange, Cross and Anthony Streets) and to the west in the adjacent fifth ward (Greenwich and Church Streets) and eighth ward (Sullivan, Thompson, Laurens Streets), as well as east toward the river (Pearl, Water, Ferry Streets).

Rheologically, the two types of solution differ in droplet break-up behaviour as measured rheooptically (Desse, Mitchell, Wolf, & Budtova, 2011) and by mixing a solution containing a marker dye with water (Ferry et al., 2006).

It takes some effort to get there, by land or by water (ferries from Jersey City and Manhattan's financial district put in at the marina), but there is no missing the place once you get close.

Given the proximity of so much city and suburban land to the water, ferries should be playing a larger role, particularly when it comes to getting people to work.

Nearly a century ago, H. M. Vaughan, an English visitor to Sydney -- a city that had just thrown off its British colonial vestiges -- wrote: "I have an impression of perpetual fine weather, of radiant days on the harbor, red roofs on the foreshores, white sails on the water, ferries at their peak making alone an aquatic carnival better than Lucerne or Venice could offer".

A spherical protein called low-density lipoprotein (LDL), which can carry more than 1,000 cholesterol molecules within it but also dissolves in water, ferries cholesterol throughout the body.

The demo video that SpaceX showed of this in action included an animation depicting passengers going aboard a rocket atop a launch pad in the middle of a body of water, ferried by a large futuristic looking boat.

Only now they're headed the other way, bringing tidal waves of tourists to the island on planes, cruise ships and water ferries.

Lining up with many other families from the community, Kollie would wait on the banks of the Messurado River, buying water ferried in from Bushrod Island, some two kilometres away.

He and many other marina and boat operators in Lower Manhattan blame the turbulence on water from ferry wakes, in particular those of the 53 passenger and whale-watching boats of New York Waterway.