mooring site

The air ships also used a small mooring site near Montrose in bad weather.

Half a kilometer from the mooring site the pilot ordered the engines on "dead stop."

Of the 400 mooring sites, about a fourth are leased by a commercial boatyard.

Temporary mooring sites for the club were built behind what had been a Ministry of Defence health facility.

In fact, mooring sites in the harbor are in such short supply that some boaters have been on the waiting list for 10 years.

The mooring site at Kings Staith on the River Ouse.

Low water levels pose a problem for sailing and commercial shipping, as boats hit the ground more frequently and mooring sites can become temporarily unusable.

Because of the sheltered harbour it was used during World War II as a mooring site for navel vessels.

Bright calcium lights were primed and ready to flare, and manned picket boats constantly moved around the mooring sites.

In 599 BC, the Phocaeans invest Marseille and mooring sites of the coast.

But to construct a brand new jail barge is comparable in costs to a regular jail, and there are difficulties in finding mooring sites.

Part of the Manhattan Town Dock facility, the waterfront mooring site is controlled by the state Department of Transportation, which owns the dock space.

The pier is now open to the public, and continues to be used as a drop-off point for fishermen and tourists, and as a mooring site for government boats.

Thurmaston lies on the eastern banks of the River Soar, and two marinas are located there, one of which is also a boat-yard, and numerous mooring sites.

The Eagle, tail number N10A, suffered a deflationary incident in May 1995, when the blimp struck the ground near the Carson, California, mooring site while unmanned.

The River Tamar downstream of the Saltash Bridge used to be used as a mooring site for mothballed vessels, including submarines, of the Royal Navy.

The Broads Authority are promoting sustainable boating, and the use of electric boats is being encouraged by the provision of charging points at a number of the mooring sites provided by the Authority.

For instance, East Chicago has spent $11 million to expand a small public mooring site on Lake Michigan into a 275-slip marina, next door to Plant No. 2 of Inland Steel Industries' mammoth Indiana Harbor Works.

The Conservancy's grant specifies that the refit and restoration must be done in the Philadelphia Navy Yard for the benefit of the Philadelphia economy, regardless of her eventual mooring site, the Conservancy continues to negotiate with possible stakeholders in the New York area.