Sentences with phrase «dockyard as»

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It is also known as Nelson's Dockyard because Admiral Horatio Nelson lived there in the 1780's.

As its Grand Guignol and penny dreadfulness unfold in the dockyards, back alleys, gin houses and opium dens of a corrupted capital baying for blood (and that enjoys a good show), the film's commitment to anatomising a marginalised demimonde oppressed either for its class, ethnicity, gender or sexuality might almost earn it the label of Marxist.

Don't forget to jump on one our amazing Jet Ski tours which depart daily from our Dockyard and St. George's location as well.

As you step into the dockyard, you will find hundreds of vendors displaying local art and craft work, many selling local sea food and cold drinks.

The ship will then remain alongside at the Royal Naval Dockyard until Friday evening as scheduled.

The four - day «long weekend» cruises will depart Thursdays and feature a full - day visit to Bermuda where guests can relax on the island's pink beaches, enjoy snorkelling, kayaking and other water sports, and visit historical landmarks such as Royal Naval Dockyard and Gibb's Hill Lighthouse, the oldest cast iron lighthouse in the Western Hemisphere.

Constructed in 1816 as part of the Government Dockyard, it was build to accommodate the Government Coxswain — the officer responsible for government boats, their operations and crews.

Spend quality time in King's Wharf, also known as the Royal Naval Dockyard, and explore the best of Bermuda.

And Nathan is having a tough time trying to beat her high score in a game of Crash Bandicoot and is well settled as a husband who has a day shift at the dockyard.

Many of the photographs record the structural complexities of remote techno - industrial and scientific research spaces, such as physics institutes, pharmaceutical plants, space stations, dockyards and nuclear facilities.

The gallery was conceived in 1980s as a «Tate of the North» with a view to help rejuvenate Liverpool, once a leading industrial center but facing a dramatic decline since the mid-1970s, as part of the redevelopment plan of the city's disused dockyard on the River Mersey's waterfront.

At sixteen, he apprenticed as a stonemason in the local dockyards — the last apprentice to the last geriatric stonemason still employed there — a trap he escaped by smashing his hand with a hammer and going on the dole.

Daniella regularly organizes drawing events in association with the Campaign for Drawing, on national sites and galleries such as Chatham Historic Dockyard, and is a recent member of c4rd (Centre for Recent Drawing).

After leaving secondary school at age 16 he worked at the Naval Dockyard in Chatham as an apprentice stonemason.

In 1941, when drafted and subsequently declared unfit for service, the artist was obliged to work as a ship's welder at the navy dockyards.

As you arrive at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, the stunning sleek, black lines of Britain's first iron - hulled, armoured warship will take your breath away.