boatyard

He had been able to get job in the boatyard.

"Do you know how many boatyards there are around here?"

The boatyard was around the next curve in the road, and he had hard work to do.

"There's always a place for a boatyard, particularly when living on an island."

The second article will look at the fading world of the boatyards.

There was still no light or sound from the shack in the boatyard.

The boatyard was a quarter of a mile in front.

There are boatyards along the shore of the lake, where I was a few days ago.

His son Steven has been owner and president of the boatyard since 1986.

He Put the car into gear and drove out of the boatyard.

The family's three houses across the street from the boatyard were sold to a restaurant in 1987.

You can also ask around the boatyard for cheaper local crews.

She switched her gaze from the street to the boatyard.

They asked at the boatyard, but nobody had seen him since the day before when he'd paid for his engine work.

The Museum has a working boatyard for restoration projects and education.

"If you go to the boatyards along the Hudson it's the same thing," he said.

He added that one sold recently, but to an adjoining boatyard.

It was good to work in a boatyard again.

When I got back to the boatyard work in the shed was continuing as though there had never been a break.

The boat was in a slip, Diego said, behind a certain boatyard.

Both of you brought that thing into the boatyards.

Immediately you will see a boatyard on the left.

"She's been seeing him for a long time; she finally told me about it after your fight with Denny at the boatyard."

From 1811 to 1888, boatyards produced more than 3,000 steamboats.

"Then it was a German submarine after the island boatyards."