Sentence examples for at wharves from inspiring English sources

In "Horses at Work," Ann Norton Greene describes Philadelphia at a standstill: "Streetcar companies suspended service; undelivered freight accumulated at wharves and railroad depots; consumers lacked milk, ice and groceries; saloons lacked beer; work halted at construction sites, brickyards and factories; and city governments curtailed fire protection and garbage collection".

Disgraced is at Wharf 1 Theatre in Walsh Bay, Sydney until 4 June.

And an hour closer to Sydney, in previously-unappealing Nowra, another chef, Dave Campbell, has conjured South American-themed magic at Wharf Rd restaurant beside the Shoalhaven River.

Information is at Wharf Street in Salem, phone: 978.729.7600.

In 1955 work started on converting the old gunpowder store at Wharf station into a temporary museum building, and in 1956 the first exhibit arrived at Tywyn.

On the left (north) side of the cutting there was once a long siding used for gravity shunting of wagons into the sidings at Wharf station.

A loop was installed at Wharf for the first time in August 1952, to avoid having to propel trains to Pendre, but in the winter of 1964/65 a major upgrade of the station was carried out.

The railway ascended from 277 feet above sea level at Cromford Wharf to a height of 1264 feet above sea level at Ladmanlow, before descending to 747 feet at the wharves of the Peak Forest Canal.

Stay at home," said Steve Scarabosio, 40, an executive chef at Scomas at the Wharf, a seafood restaurant.

Non-breeding individuals may gather at marinas, wharves, or even navigational buoys.

As one analyst asks: "Would you rather work at Gresham Street or at Canary Wharf?" It is a rhetorical question.