Sentence examples for dockside area from inspiring English sources

The treaty was "a lot of crap", said three young women in Ringsend, a dockside area.

Porgy and Bess is set in Catfish Row, a dockside area of Charleston, about 1930.

Woods was born in Canning Town, a dockside area where black people have lived for more than two centuries.

For the foreseeable future, no ezan, or call to prayer, will be heard on Rotterdam's quays: too provocative, says Mr Karakus.In the rough dockside area of Feijenoord, a local Labour politician, Robbert Baruch, enthuses about the role of mosque committees in a "social network" that mitigates poverty.

Set in a gritty dockside area of Glasgow, the church was home to George MacLeod, a charismatic minister who recruited unemployed builders in the 1930s to restore an abbey on the holy island of Iona, where Christianity first came to Scotland.

Molly McLaren, 23, died in the dockside area of Maritime Way, Chatham, Kent, on 29 June.

It has drawn up detailed plans to build a new terminal and two new quays, and identified 20 dockside areas that could be leased to new operators, which would bring in 1.6 billion reais of private investment.

Delivering a dockside arena at the second opportunity would be the clearest sign that Everton have started anew.

A "passive use" open area, called Dockside Park, now occupies the lot.

In summary, the industry pays the cost for licence fees, at-sea observer coverage, dockside monitoring and supports the Science survey within their area.

Mr. Phillips also advocates the use of Dockside for a motorboat launch, if adequate parking and turning areas can be constructed.