Sentence examples for To dockside from inspiring English sources
noun
The area near a dock, or next to a docked ship.
Handkerchiefs are waved from boatside to dockside until the craft is a tiny speck in the rolling sea.
At 7 A. M. a bomb in a metal suitcase blew up, causing heavy damage to dockside installa tions on the waterfront.
Later a yellow crane came to dockside and began removing pieces of debris from the Preserver and placing them on a flatbed truck.
At each stop, he carries the bundles to dockside businesses or carts them down sandy paths and hot wooden walkways on this largely car-free island.
He patented his design on March 13 , 1813 and in that year his locomotive "Puffing Billy" began to pull coal trucks about five miles from a mine at Wylam, Northumberland, to dockside at Lemington-on-Tyne.
Exhausted from the ordeals of illegal border crossings, endless train rides and travel by foot, those who had to travel in steerage — which meant most — were subjected to dockside inspections and the disinfection of their luggage.
Chartering clients who pay €100,000 to €1 million a week — often to anchor off a Greek island or to sit dockside in St . Tropez— seem to be impervious to the economic crisis.
The railway from the Carajás mine in Pará state to the dockside is being upgraded to carry 330-car trains, each 3km long, at a cost of 4.5 billion reais.The benefits, says Mr Bartolomeo, will extend beyond mining.
Unfortunately, it's a little too cold in New York right now to do that, so to confirm Dockside's claims, MUNCHIES did a little digging.
To avoid the bedlam, head to the dockside Raw Bar and order a lobster platter and a beer.
So now the drivers are ready to go back on the picket lines and to shift their protests from the offices of the trucking companies to the dockside terminals where longshore workers move containers from ships to trucks.
