Sentence examples for are piers from inspiring English sources
noun
A raised platform built from the shore out over water, supported on piles; used to secure, or provide access to shipping; a jetty.
True, there are piers in Scotland and Northern Ireland, yet these are very much working jetties for ships, ferries and trawlers, not people taking their leisure.
The most likely location are Piers 30 and 32, which sit between the western span of the Bay Bridge and AT&T Park.
If real class-A powders are the knowing, worldly cool of Bill Murray, then internet drugs are Piers Morgan's birthday party at Jamie Oliver's house, jamming out to some Snoop Lion.
If real class A powders are the knowing, worldly cool of Bill Murray, then internet drugs are Piers Morgan's birthday party at Jamie Oliver's house, jamming out to some Rizzle Kicks with the England cricket team.
Are piers included as land when they extend beyond the bulkhead line?
The scopes of structure element that author has compared are pier cap, column and footing.
Between each window is a semi-circular gilt console table above which are pier glasses adorned with crystal sconces.
When you're Piers Morgan.
It might have been Piers Morgan, I'm not sure.
Cut to Lord Wedgwood, whose first name is Piers, and whose family has been in retail since 1759.
"The big thing that constrains our growth is piers," says Robin Mortimer, PLA chief executive.
