I met fishermen in small craft selling catfish and sugar, and huge tankers, barges and ferries ply the river.

Fifteen years later, more than a hundred steamboats plied the river system.

It has two boats plying the river, built in the design of 19th-century paddle steamers.

Only day boats plied the river.

However, bridges were built across the river and steamboats plied the river before the railroads came to the valley.

Open-sided trams ply the route from downtown for 23p, which includes the fun of crossing an old aqueduct.

Shortly before the last government artillery position, he pulls over for a 15-minute cleansing operation, in common with all the drivers who ply the route.

Sophisticated communications vehicles and new olive-green trucks ply the route.

In spite of the hazards involved, 13,000 trucks ply this route every day.

Boats still ply that route today.

Huddled on pavements, outside train stations, safely out of sight of the police they ply their trade, hustling for unwanted tickets.

That said, he doesn't think the verdict will drastically alter the way he and his peers ply their trade.

The beach was deserted but for a few locals and the two sets of fishermen who still ply their trade at sea.

Wood, who fired in with 12 minutes left, used to ply his trade in non-league.

Many of the best players in the world now ply their trade in this country.

To this end they petitioned the states bordering the western rivers for a grant of an exclusive privilege to ply their waters by steamboat.

Smothered in sea pinks and thrift, the cliffs are a perfect vantage point to see hundreds of ships, from oil tankers to little fishing trawlers, plying the waters below.

It also relates that the sightings are said by river-men to foretell of impending disaster and are an ill omen to ships still plying the waters of the river.