Sentence examples for dockside warehouses from inspiring English sources

The retornados — most of them petty merchants, shopkeepers, and civil servants — spent years grousing and venting their grievances on street corners while their possessions moldered in dockside warehouses.

The retornados most of them petty merchants, shopkeepers, and civil servants—spent years grousing and venting their grievances on street corners while their possessions moldered in dockside warehouses.

The first three of six berths will open in December 2013.In the 1920s London was the world's biggest port, with ships unloading straight into dockside warehouses in the East End.

The Watershed Media Centre and Arnolfini gallery, both in disused dockside warehouses, exhibit contemporary art, photography and cinema, while the city's oldest gallery is at the Royal West of England Academy in Clifton.

Generally steamships could be loaded and unloaded far quicker than sailing ships, and in a cruel twist of irony, the dockside warehouses that had once made the Albert Dock so attractive, were now hindering its future development.

The Turks drove the refugees to a dockside warehouse where fishermen stored their catch.

Aveline uses her white French father's dockside warehouse as a base of operations to find out what has been happening to disappearing slaves in 18th-century New Orleans.

The trucks follow an untrafficked country road lined with apple orchards, eventually reaching the mine, which is set far back from the road, behind a tall, white façade that gives it the look of an old dockside warehouse.

Chiquita has 18,000 boxes of bananas in a refrigerated dockside warehouse at Long Beach, Calif., and an additional 180,000 boxes aboard a ship scheduled to pull into Long Beach on Sunday evening.

WHERE TO EAT In what was once a dockside warehouse, Trapiche de Adelaide (Avenida do Contorno 2 in the lower city; 55-71-3326-2211) offers a beautiful view of the bay and has food to match.

A few streets away, Noero's former partner, Heinrich Wolff, sits at a desk surrounded by a plethora of models of schools and housing projects, as well as a scheme for a dramatic transformation of a dockside warehouse into a new public-facing "innovation hub" for the university.