It is now ready to be moved to a dry dock.

There were only a few weeks now before she went into dry dock.

She spent more time in dry dock than at sea.

I need to find out whether it's still there, in a covered dry dock.

Construction of the dry dock began in May, and took two years to complete.

The other two dry docks were empty, as they had been earlier.

But that does not mean they need to be resigned to dry dock.

Most of the village's fuel is at the dry dock.

We have a great navy in the dry docks ready to go down the ways.

Now it was done, and the dry dock could be flooded tonight.

The ship has not been dry docked for a long time.

The big dry dock has stopped losing money and is expected to break even this year.

I thought it was a dry dock of some kind!"

Last year, the phone rang at the dry dock offices.

What on earth would you put a useless ship in dry dock for?

The process of moving the ship from the dry dock to the water took approximately eight hours.

The boat would have to go into dry dock where she remained until the end of June.

Three years later, he fell into a dry dock and was crippled for life.

When we get back to land this Lady is going into dry dock."

How long are we going to be hung up in dry dock?"

The yacht has had to be put into dry dock for repair.

The dry dock areas are not included in the capacity counts.

"It's the first thing they do when a ship goes into dry dock.

"The man who was accidentally crushed in a dry dock?"

History reveals that a primitive form of dry dock was used.

On one hand, this was the kind of stuff that dry-dock workers did.

The yacht had been in dry-dock for the last three days.

On December 14, 1998, the door was moved out and placed across the mouth of the dry-dock.

The sinking is brought about by filling the dry-dock with water.

He says that a structural overhaul should be done in dry-dock.

Look at the ships in dry-dock bays one and four.

She was recovered and put in dry-dock where repairs were carried out.

The process would take several years owing to the limited space in dry-dock facilities, he said.

The position is also responsible to provide leadership when the ship goes into dry-dock either as a team member or in support with client groups.

The giant dry-dock had been scooped out of the native rock.

She was moved into her current dry-dock in 1922 where she has remained since.

New seals on the dry-dock gate will avoid the leaks.

Once the stop logs were in place, it took several attempts to pump the small dry-dock out.

In 1954 she was moved to a custom-built dry-dock at Greenwich.

Children of all ages can try to dry-dock the vessels, not easy unless you take into account the strong wind from the river!

In 1906, she spent most of the year in dry-dock for repairs.

Three of them are still in dry-dock on both coasts being modernized.

Rollers support the gate as it is moved across the entrance to the dry-dock.

May 1996 Plans for the 1996 dry-dock have been finalised.

The injured vessel makes its way back to port and dry-dock for repairs.

The rocks to the side have several dry-dock fisherman's shacks.

After which, she entered dry-dock for much needed repairs.

There's space for two in that basin, and a third in the dry-dock.

AS many of the readers probably know, a dry-dock is used in assisting disabled vessels.

For the refit, the ship was taken out of the water into an enclosed dry-dock.