The port of New York, Manhattan Harbor, is always bustling; any resident of or visitor to New York is quick to recognize the integral part the port plays in the life of the city, but the vessels that keep it alive are rarely focused on. In these six stories, Brian Cudahy provides us with a unique and wonderful tour of the port of New York through the 20th century. From the Iron Steamboat Company to the Norwiegan Cruise lines, Around Manhattan Island is a treasure for all with an interest in maritime history, and for all who love New York.

Seven days in the company

Пособие содержит оригинальные материалы из англо-американских и российских источников и знакомит обучаемых с реальными ситуациями профессиональной деятельности и с повседневной работой в офисе современной компании.
Для студентов и аспирантов, изучающих английский язык делового общения, а также для переводчиков и сотрудников международных компаний, нуждающихся в выработке практических навыков ведения беседы, общения по телефону, деловой переписки и ведения деловых переговоров на английском языке.

 

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