docking area
docks

Moments later he stood in a large hidden docking area.

The immense docking area wasn't much changed from the way it had looked a few hours earlier.

"And what little I saw of the shoreline didn't include a docking area."

He seemed to be looking around the docking area.

If the station authorities had indeed been sweeping the docking area for him.

The docking area was small but quite modern and fully air-conditioned.

But the other- The other showed the docking area, and there was something big coming in.

It is right on the first few streets after you get off the cruise ship docking area.

The docking area they had landed at indicated it was well used, probably to land men and supplies.

Behind the castle is a long promontory which was probably used as a docking area.

I'd advise you keep the Company boys out of our docking area entirely before we have hostages to deal with.

That still didn't find the prince, she thought, as she walked on back to the docking area.

The egg descended into the underground docking area and all of its systems shut down.

Then perhaps Dax would be able to beam them a few at a time into whatever docking area this base had.

It is also a popular docking area for cruises on board a catamaran.

But gaps remained between the docking area and the areas where containers could be unloaded.

Have you looked at the screens showing us the docking area recently?)

The pathway leading from the docking area into the city was wide enough to drive an urukub down.

He threw the throttle into reverse, turning the ship in the small docking area.

Certain things had been taken from their places and put into containers which were then moved to the storage facility attached to the docking area.

Valak noticed a figure approaching from the entrance to the docking area.

As they head to the docking area, a falling structure pins Zathras.

He was not far from the docking area by which he'd entered Kline Station.

"The docking area is still clear of nanites," Vorik said.

Cord explores the docking area, and he finds Alexandria in a cell on the security level.

One aspect of Docks that has improved since my last visit is service.

Docks and covered boat slips have been added since then.

For such a big crowded place, Docks rarely gets too loud.

Docks were opened adjacent to the station and a new headquarters office was built next door.

Preston Docks was chosen as the new location for the museum.

Docks and fishing equipment suffered extensive damage in the region.

I was down at the Docks early this morning, sir,' he returned, 'to get information concerning of them ships.

Docks for a large number of ships, with a causeway, were also mentioned.

The Docks officially opened just over two years later in August 1802.

Docks like the one at the museum would have been formed from recycled wooden boats.

He joined the police force and worked at Newport Docks.

In this part of 200 Docks Corner the climate is controlled.

Docks which have existed or still exist in the complex include:

Barry Docks and the adjoining industrial area form the largest employment centre in the town.

And, of course, with the security measures on the Royal Docks, he wouldn't have heard about the new crew.

Docks and wharfs were among the first items rebuilt by businesses.

It is a mixed blessing when a restaurant takes off as quickly as the new Docks has.

Docks, farms, animals, people, towns and villages all make up a complete railway system.

The ship is representative of the Royal Docks, and the area's long association with the sea.

He was a clerk for the Department of Docks.

This is the only route into the redeveloped basins of Docks 9 and 7.

Docks should use some training at the helm.

Docks have collapsed at marinas, where there is not enough water to launch boats.

Docks and glimpses of the New York skyline could be seen.

When the company was founded it showed interest in Southampton Docks.