Phrases with «last ferry»

The phrase "last ferry" refers to the final boat service of the day that carries people or vehicles across a body of water. It implies that there will be no more trips after this, so you need to catch it in order to avoid being stranded. Full definition

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Sentences with «last ferry»

From there, the 15 - minute ferry ride ($ 3.50) leaves every half hour with 8:30 pm usually being the last ferry back to the mainland («usually» being the operative word here — this is Mexican time, folks!). (fieryfoodscentral.com)
By this time it was already 2:30 in the afternoon and we didn't want to risk missing the last ferry back so we agreed to purchase tickets for the 5:30 ferry. (monde-et-mode.com)
Some of the basic facts about the incident are these (some are still in dispute): The Senator, in Edgartown for the annual regatta he had missed the previous year because of Bobby's death, had just left a party for his brother Robert's former campaign staffers at a small cottage in Chappaquiddick to drive one of the so - called «boiler room girls,» Mary Jo Kopechne, to catch the last ferry back to Edgartown. (thecriticalcritics.com)
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Phrases with «last ferry»

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