Sentence examples for any pier from inspiring English sources

Visit any pier or dock and you will see people crabbing.

Look over the rail on any pier, and the rust is inch-thick and flaking from its girders.

Members are free to vote for any pier that is currently open, apart from winners from the previous five years.

Nor is this an example of McCain telling the Coast Guard, "Well, in the Navy, we didn't need any piers!

High tide was at noon, and the ship could not stay at the pier any longer.

Pillar, in architecture and building construction, any isolated, vertical structural member such as a pier, column, or post.

Such a ship could ram into a pier or breach its hull if it tried docking any time outside the period of slack water.

Guilt-stricken and terrified, she drives her car off a pier in an act that's both penance and an attempt to erase any evidence.

Does this picture of a political punch-up at the end of the pier offer any useful insight into the important international dialogue due to take place over the next three days?

Any week now the pier, which caused headlines across the world two years ago when its pavilion burned down, will be open for business again after a £51m rebuild and refit.

Samuel Townend, barrister for Stylus Sports, said the company had been unable to do any business after the pier was shut.