The two fishing cabins rocked on their stilts, the dock ground against the shore, the wind spoke through the cracks in the window frames, the palms lashed, the waves shattered and roared.
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If you are getting out on shore (shallow water, not on a dock, but ground).
There is immense, quiet satisfaction in drawing a large dock from the ground with all its root intact.
On Saturday, Blue Bottle will introduce New York to the theatrical coffeemaker when it opens its newest shop in a former loading dock on the ground floor of Milk Studios in Chelsea.
When wind speeds drop below nine miles per hour, the blade shifts to hover mode and is reeled in to dock at the ground station.
Falciani himself refused to appear in the dock, on the grounds that he would not be allowed a fair trial.
Those who succeed in reducing violent crime have their pay docked, on the ground that their job is no longer so dangerous.
On the other hand, if forklifts are docked to the ground and do not need a "level off" ramp, then a "level on" ramp would better suit your needs.
Normally, the racing is staged on a permanent dock alongside the club grounds, but for the invitational, the club's launch ferried the sailors -- boats in hand -- out to a pair of floating docks anchored in the harbor, from which separate courses were set to allow for simultaneous racing.
So, in mid-November, 1966, I went off with Gibbons from his home in Troxelville, Pennsylvania, and spent nearly a week canoeing down the Susquehanna River, backpacking on the Appalachian Trail, and living on dock, burdock, chicory, chickweed, ground-cherries, groundnuts, dandelions, and oyster mushrooms, among many other things we foraged.
