Sentence examples for a large wharf from inspiring English sources

A large wharf accommodates interisland and oceangoing vessels.

The Municipal Wharf (21 Municipal Wharf; 831-420-6025; santacruzwharf.com), a large pier built in 1914 that draws fishermen and pods of barking sea lions, is nearby.

In the main a coal-carrying canal, it provided a valuable boost to the economies of Salford and Manchester, with a large number of wharves at its terminus in Salford.

A new exhibition will see a large piece unveiled in Canary Wharf, London, later this month.

"We're a large regional theater, and Long Wharf is also," said Tom Proehl, the Guthrie's managing director.

Part of the answer lies in London's Docklands district: nestled just north-east of Canary Wharf is a large, unassuming building.

In St. Bride's along the Avalon Peninsula, a large wave severely damaged a wharf, destroying five boats and damaging 45 others.

A large waterfront tract called Admiral's Wharf is scheduled to be developed as luxury housing.

The best island harbour in the Western Mediterranean was at Port Mahon on Minorca, where a large modern dockyard included a careening wharf, extensive storehouses and a purpose-built naval hospital.

In the second half of the 19th century, a large breakwater was built along with wharfs in the city of Rijeka itself, moving the shoreline between 100 m and 200 m.

In 1903, the Cooperative Wholesale Society (CWS), bought land at Trafford Wharf and set up a large food-packing factory and a flour mill.