Sentence examples for boathouse for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "boathouse for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It typically describes a structure or building that is specifically designed or used for storing, sheltering, or maintaining boats. Example: The resort has a beautiful boathouse for guests to use, complete with kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards.
It has also promised to build a boathouse for a group that canoes on the canal, the Gowanus Dredgers.
Enjoying a 200-meter wandrfront and a boathouse for four craft, the Unterdellach dwelling had 16 bedrooms and a three-car garage.
As expected, Gallagher's, the 85-year-old near-Broadway steakhouse that was a shrine to Runyonesque Manhattan, has been purchased by Dean J. Poll, who has run the Central Park Boathouse for more than 12 years.
Christopher Skaggs, a waiter at the Boathouse for five years, said, "For them to say we're out here on strike as a vendetta because of what went on at Tavern is pretty insulting to us.
The workers, who ranged from musicians to out-of-work actors to forklift operators, gathered at 7 a.m. at the Central Park Boathouse for a briefing by, among others, the artists.
But on Friday, Diner's Journal reached John Cirillo, a spokesman for the restaurant, who said the state filing was "a formality, in case negotiations to sell the restaurant fall through," adding that Dean J. Poll, who has run the Central Park Boathouse for 12 years, had been negotiating to buy Gallagher's for more than a year.
A manta ray or, maybe, a humongous Tostito — in any case, a triangular platform, stepped and undulating, doing for Brooklyn Bridge Park sort of what the Boathouse does for Central Park.
"Jim has a bicycle built for two, and we rode that over to Central Park, to the Boathouse Cafe for dinner," said Ms. Parker, now 31.
When one stunned onlooker at the Boathouse asked for his autograph, Mr. Seinfeld said, "Sure," then kept walking straight to his table.
In announcing the gift, the corporation's board of directors said Mr. Rechnitz had offered to underwrite the design and construction of the structure, which would also include a public boathouse, space for park maintenance operations and bathrooms.
So he spends his days down at his Richmond-upon-Thames boathouse waiting for his next order - and watching the world go by.
