boat train

Tomorrow I will go on the boat train with my parents.

The next day we took the boat train to Paris.

They went to England the slow and easy way, by boat train.

"I think it would be better if you'd go and make sure he isn't taking a boat train."

You hustled her away out of the hotel and into the boat train.

I had a boat train to catch with a week's mail stories, and only half of them written.

However, following the decline of boat train traffic, they were all stored in 1975.

Four of the six boats trained floodlights on the beach.

Our fine gentleman was off to catch the boat train to the Continent.

It came suddenly to the fore when he was finally seated in the boat train.

A set of boat trains which took passengers to and from ship ports.

Since that date the only scheduled passenger services have been the boat trains.

The guard of the boat train did not recall any braking before the impact.

This service featured what was to become the last boat train in North America.

You took two weeks of small boat training at Annapolis during the war, according to the files."

In October, after completing his torpedo boat training, he was ordered to the 5.

She wouldn't go by the boat train to London as she had planned.

Haven't you got the boat train to let through?'

It was already almost four o'clock and there was a boat train that night at ten.

It would become the last operation in North America to feature a special connecting boat train.

Upon returning to the United States, he worked with the torpedo boat training command.

"We went on the day on the boat train.

They went into the kitchen for a parting hour before Hilary must leave for the boat train.

By bus, boat train and foot, you'll follow a route used by missionaries since 1849.

It is served by the boat trains and the newly introduced local trains.