Sentence examples for build a pier from inspiring English sources

But before the boat could be launched, the Tate had to build a pier in front of Tate Britain.

The group plans to spend more than $20 million to restore the ship and build a pier and a museum and theater complex on the waterfront.

Mr. Rivkin said the ruling gives new hope to homeowners who were denied a permit by a village to build a pier or other waterfront structure.

Snow recalls, "I voted to help build a pier with an aquarium on the coast, as did every other member of the North Carolina House and Senate who voted".

The word riparian refers to shoreline, and under traditional land-use law, ownership of shoreline property conveys the right to build a pier or wharf extending far enough into the water to make the property accessible.

Burt H. Stutchin's application to build a pier extending from his property in Lloyd Harbor ran afoul of a recent village ordinance forbidding piers more than 75 feet long or piles driven into water more than 2 feet deep at low tide.

Alexander the Great built a pier to connect the island to the mainland.

With Gravesend Bay as his backyard, Michael Breslof built a pier from his property jutting out 100 feet into the water.

Williams built a pier that jutted out three hundred feet into the ocean; five years later there were more than a dozen piers and more than four hundred wells.

By 1899 he had built a pier so that steamers full of wealthy holidaymakers could dock, and a carriageway to convey them to the Hunter's Inn.

The name stuck, but it wasn't until a group of wealthy Kentuckians, led by Walter N. Haldeman Walter N. Haldeman, the owner of the Louisville Courier-Journal, purchased the entire area in 1887 and built a pier 600 feet out in the Gulf of Mexico that Naples had a glimpse of what was to come.