0 a train that is planned to reach or leave a port at the right time for passengers who are leaving or arriving on a ship
He picked up his valise at the Avon Hotel and caught the first boat train for Germany.
He turned on his heel and stalked haughtily in the direction of the boat train.
I landed at Liverpool this morning and came down on the boat train.
That night the Prince bade me farewell and hurried off to catch the boat train.
You can catch the early boat train, and I'll send some more by to-morrow's post.
Margaret, who had been about to leave for the boat train, makes a casual remark to the current innkeeper about the former owner.
It is not yet clear why the boat train and the ballast train were on the same section.
I regret that for operating reasons it is not possible to restore the prewar timings where there was only one boat train.
