Sentence examples for build a boardwalk from inspiring English sources

For the past seven years, it has refused to give Oakland permission to build a boardwalk over the water to continue the trail.

The village is acquiring a 3.18 acre underwater cove immediately to the south, where it plans to build a boardwalk and a small boat launching facility.

He sends a crew of prisoners to paint her porch with yellow road paint, and to build a boardwalk into her cleared swamp.

The state has also invested $24.5 million in the restoration of a former military base, Fort Trumbull State Park in New London; built a boardwalk, parking area and entryway at Silver Sands State Park in Milford, and repaired Heublein Tower at Talcott Mountain State Park in Simsbury.

Officials are awaiting approval on a bid to build a new boardwalk restaurant, which will cost more than $10 million.

Seaside Heights was incorporated in 1913, and the first mayors set out to build a long boardwalk with stores, carnival rides and games.

It's also a public space, with timber from the hundreds of trees harvested from the site used to build a pavilion, a boardwalk, and a bridge.

The production would eventually build a 300 feet boardwalk in an empty lot in Brooklyn, New York at the cost of five million dollars.

The City Council last night unanimously rejected a $98.5 million project to prevent storm damage by dredging sand to replenish the beach, build a dune along the boardwalk and fortify rock jetties here and in adjacent Lido Beach and Point Lookout.

There are plans to build a 720-foot-long zip line over the boardwalk.

But there was more: For the man who got his start singing about fortunetellers and Tilt-a-Whirls and chasing silly New York girls down the beach, the State of New Jersey built a make-believe boardwalk outside the stadium.