The women had their own berthing and shower facilities now.

I happened to be in Berthing again - cousin of mine lives there.

We are met by a steam tug and begin our final berthing.

But both of you must apply, together, at Berthing General.

The harbour was also developed during his governorship, with space for the berthing of 20 ships.

In addition she had bow thrusters for easier berthing.

They have separate berthing and dining facilities (where feasible).

The Inner Harbour allows access and berthing of small vessels.

The following winter season at Dunoon, was only slightly more successful, with slow berthing and many passenger complaints.

A major change implemented during this overhaul was a retrofit of a berthing, to accommodate her first female crew members.

The same ship's officer who had rearranged the berthing appeared at the forward or "upper" hatch, floating head "down."

The trade at Drethilit had not earned them half so much, besides having gone to the port master to pay for the unused berthing.

The second floor, or Upper Berthing, is housing.

The berthing marked the first time that the Russian automated docking system has been used along with the station's robotic arm.

We had tea afterwards in a hotel in Berthing, but we failed to come to an agreement.

There are separate resting and sleeping sections for the male and female, called Berthing Areas.

By privilege of rank, the captain's berthing was the one closer to the ship's only head and shower, which everyone onboard shared.

"Jon sends a workhorse and hauls the ship to its berthing- heading out now, your two-screen."

Your option to tax will not apply if you supply facilities for the mooring or berthing of a residential houseboat (no certificate is required).

The Military Sealift Command was responsible for lay berthing, maintaining, and operating the ships.

He accomplished the berthing of his ship, then went to the forward deck and assisted by one officer secured the forward mooring lines.

A 1,270-meter stretch of wet berthing has been made available in this precinct, alongside 42 dry berths of various sizes.

And he's convinced that he pinched a Jacobite Guinea from a widow in Berthing.

Wahine also had stern and bow thruster propellers to propel her sideways for easier berthing.

Cylindrical fenders are commonly used fenders which ensure a safe and linear berthing for different kinds of vessels.

Berth 19, at the place where they shot me up.

The best berths are those in the middle of the car.

Single berths were set against either wall, with space between.

It arrived in 1924, and was based at Berth 50.

The first three berths will begin operation early next year.

I would have had to find all of you new berths anyway.

We'll consider each in turn and give them all wide berths.

In 2009, the first 4 out of 10 berths started to operate.

The size of the hospital berths has increased over time.

Never before had the company been asked to provide berths for an extended period.

His cabin was got ready, and berths for the men.

The room was like a corridor, with berths on either side.

There were only two berths, stacked one above the other.

"Why in space should he get one of the first berths?

"If you'll help me get everyone back to their berths, I'll tell you."

The first 71 berths are supposed to be completed by the end of 2012.

Now came the resurrection hour; the berths gave up their dead.

Until a month ago, those berths had always been filled with passengers.

Most dropped out because they did not have a chance to gain one of the 20 berths.

Berths go quickly on this popular line so book at least a couple of days in advance.

Why not give them the berths here beside the cabin?

Routes 34 and 36 board at Berth 2, which is in the center of the platform.

The ship lived, although some berths looked as if she'd lost a battle.

Just berths, I'm afraid, but they will allow you to get some sleep.

The marina has 160 berths, all with water and power supply.

I thought I'd be berthing out here from now on.

Again we went on and came to another, all of them being berthed exactly in line.

"No; I should imagine we are to berth at the other end of the car."

It was an interesting sight to watch them berth her.

"How would you berth a big ship against the wind?"

They'll have to berth in a small room, all together, and pay for their food."

His ship's berthed at the other end of this island.

"You must have my grant in order to berth or do trade here.

The ship had berthing for 400 patients, with a crew of 165.

"Captain, where did you say we were going to be berthed?"

The yacht had been berthed in the harbor since May.

But she agreed that the city could berth the barge there for five years.

The barracks berthing party should be on its way to slip us.

R She saw something else, though, that gave her hope for the first time in days: ships were berthed here.

Having given himself berth to speak, he could not contain his indignation.

She was laid up and has been berthed there ever since, awaiting her future.

It will almost surely be forced to berth down on some planet selected by the government.

Lawrence gave him their platoon number, and in return was told what berth they'd been assigned.

A marina capable of berthing craft up to 200 feet long.

It was berthed to the station later that day, using the robotic arm.

Finding out where it was berthed at the present was another matter.

Stone watched as he made his way toward where Paloma was berthed.

R-24 was berthed at League Island for the next five years.

The terminal is working to full capacity once more and sees up to 40 ships berth every year.

She spent the next 11 years in the reserve fleet, berthed at Philadelphia.