“at the dock”造句，怎麼用at the dock造句

They rang to say delivery has been held up at the dock.

The damage was caused by rough handling when the goods were being loaded on board ship at the dock.

Our new host Elizabeth, a retired occupational therapist in her seventies, picked us up at the dock.

And yet, when I dropped my wife and her many layers of clothing off at the dock, only eight boats sit out on the bay.

The gray cruise ship, President Wilson, had long been anchored at the dock, and the ship was covered with colorful strips of paper, red, yellow, green, and purple, floating in the breeze, and glittering with the blue, empty, yellowish rivers.

The Japanese captain watched suspiciously as the patrol boat approached him step by step. He could not help looking at the dock, which was cold and quiet, with only a few idle people walking back and forth.

The obtained results show that the dock wall has a good anti seepage effect and the levee's slope is stable.

Duty officer, there is a container which we can't unlock, if you have no other idea, please notify your chief officer, that the dock authority want to cancel it.

mooring the rowboat at the dock;

A fifty-foot navy boat was waiting at the dock, its diesel motors running.

The damage is cause by rough handling when the goods is is loaded on board ship at the dock.

Water Heater: The water heaters we carry can be operated at the dock by AC power or underway by drawing heat from your engine's cooling water.

In the past, when a family had something to do, the most obvious sign was that the dock was full of boats, big and small, and the owners were standing on the dock to greet them frequently.

Other ships at the dock.

Car shall arrive at the dock 45 minutes before sailing time .

When we arrived at the dock, we were immediately attracted by the scenery of the Qingjiang River against the orange-red cruise boat, so we took pictures one after another.

He tried to slip past the ticket collector at the dock.

After informing us that the dock was closed, and noticing all of our swimsuits on the dock, he refused to move his flashlight beam from us in the water.

The captain turned back to the boat, and the stranger remained alone at the dock, with a blank face, as if he did not know what to do.