“docks”造句，怎么用docks造句

That evening, as he walked by the docks, a slip of a boy came up and asked where he was stabling his horse.

His cliffhangers created such anticipation in people's minds that his American readership would wait at New York docks for the latest instalment to arrive by ship from Britain.

it is always an event at Marseilles for a ship to come into port, especially when this ship, like the Pharaon, has been built, rigged, and laden at the old Phocée docks, and belongs to an owner of the city.

So we strapped the kids into the stroller and walked over to Daingerfield Island, home of boat docks, soccer fields, and a great view of planes taking off at Reagan National Airport.

At the docks, my father carried boxes from dawn until midday, when it got too hot too work.

The base has two super-size docks capable of assembling300,000- ton ship respectively, forming annul tonnage output of1.05 million tons in total.

But recently the inland waterways, docks and fresh-water intakes of North America have been overrun by zebra and quagga mussels-species that originate from the area around the Black Sea.

It is remarkably clear. It shows streets and factories and a winding river and docks and submarine pens.

If you became a merchant or navy sailor then - plucked from the docks of London's East End, young and hungry - you ended up in a floating wooden Hell.

This equipment is designed for application in mines, ports, docks, stations, coal, fields and particular material warehouse for loading and unloading.

The small square before the production brigade office was virtually filled up by hills of apples which girls were busily packing. Crate after crate was loaded on to the trucks which would take them to various docks and railway stations.