dockyard

Has been for weeks, since she came out of the dockyard.

It was on the river front, with a view across the water to the dockyards.

Typically the number of dockyard hands was between 11 and 22.

That should be all we need to make the dockyard safe.

The city is, however, not home to any major port or dockyard.

She became the first woman to be employed at the dockyard.

Among the areas hit within the city were dockyards and steel works.

She might even have to go to the dockyard in Jamaica.

"Something just went up like fireworks in the dockyard across the street!"

The Dockyard construction started in 1809 and continued for a century.

Would you like me to come down to the dockyard?"

These dockyards have a significant employment and economic impact in the country.

It was 0150 when they began their advance on the Chinese dockyard.

Once you're up at the dockyard and settled in, I'll contact you.

A single thing had the honor of drawing him, but for one day only, from his dockyard.

"My own program for the day includes going over to the dockyards.

The buildings on the second level had been better constructed than those in the dockyard.

After 1917, work on the ship only took place in order to keep dockyard workers occupied.

It was also used as a machine shop for the dockyard during this period.

The Federal government paid out the funds that were needed to build this new dockyard.

When fifteen he joined the dockyard as a boy writer.

We'd probably have to hit four of their major dockyards pre-emptive.

And the technicians, the dockyard people who make the repairs.

Within the dockyard, now part of a national park, are two popular inns.

An even longer running battle was fought in the royal dockyards.