Sentence examples for waterfront training from inspiring English sources

New facilities include waterfront training rooms, a marina, a jetty, maintenance and engineering sheds and workshops, and a slipway.

The park was once home to a deserted waterfront train yard and the resting place of broken televisions, ruptured mattresses and rusting cars.

The first program, on skyscrapers, is on Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. Street scenes will be the focus on July 7; interiors on July 14; and meeting places like the waterfront, train station and grand hotel, on July 21.

After the gallery, you can take a ride on a small waterfront train to a selection of bars at the end of the pier, where you can gaze back at Geelong over a drink, or over your shoulder to the sparkling sea and rusting hulks that are the city's industrial legacy.

Heading right through our waterfront are coal trains from Wyoming, oil trains from North Dakota, and Shell's Arctic drilling fleet.

Leaders of the city's bid committee, NYC2012, say the Olympics would provide a singular opportunity to build projects around the five boroughs that the city could never afford on its own: athletic fields and equestrian centers, recreation areas along the waterfront, world class training centers and exhibition halls for elite athletes.

River cities must tackle other arts development issues like parking and public transportation to bring visitors from the waterfront areas and train stations to the center of town where the galleries and artists' studios are, Ms. Pasti said.

Switch trains at Commercial-Broadway if you're on an Expo Line train towards Waterfront and you're wanting to transfer to the Millennium Line towards VCC-Clark, or vice versa.

As revellers flocked in the thousands to the streets and waterfront, the city's trains backed up and ground to a halt along the single-corridor track from downtown to the main stadium.

Projects planned for the waterfront include a new train station, a £45m branch of the V&A museum and a commercial and leisure marina.

In the late 1970's, the Jersey City waterfront was a web of train terminals owned by bankrupt railroads.