Sentence examples for dockyard area from inspiring English sources

The hope is that the project will give a boost to Devon's artistic community, which has long been overshadowed by Cornwall's St Ives and Newlyn schools to the west and Bristol's underground scene to the north – and help regenerate this dockyard area in the same way as the Turner Contemporary is reviving the seaside town of Margate in Kent.

From growing up near Belfast, McArdle already knew the spots she wanted to shoot her story in, such as the huge, desolate dockyard area of Harland and Wolff: "It's quite an emotive place in a lot of ways.

In 1965 the Metropolitan Borough of Deptford was absorbed into the London Borough of Lewisham, then in 1994 the bulk of the northern part, including the former Royal Dockyard area, was transferred to Lewisham Borough from Greenwich Borough, leaving only the north eastern area, around St Nicholas's church, in Greenwich.

In the meantime, he gives Segway tours of the Dockyards area, a historic enclave at the west end of the island.

Looking for pottery on Roman sites.' Around the same time, he and his friend Keith used to break into all the dockyard forts in the area.

Shirley Anne Sommerville, who lost her byelection bid for the Scottish National party in Dunfermline in December, said only a minority of voters around Rosyth would be influenced by the dockyard debate as the area had already suffered from the closures of local military bases and job losses following heavy defence cuts.

'It exists because of the dockyard, but it's an industrial area that doesn't have an industry any more.

The body of 36-year-old Catherine Campbell was found just after midnight in downtown Halifax, Nova Scotia, in a wooded area near the Navy dockyard and the MacDonald Bridge.

The area includes the former dockyards, where new housing began to be developed on the embankment in 2009.

However, Britain had no place to build and refit ships in the Caribbean, as Spain did with the dockyards at Havana, and without a dockyard no fleet could remain in the area for any length of time without breaking down.

As the settlement expanded eastwards, away from the dockyard and the Blue Houses, the wider area became known as Sheerness, taking its new name from the brightness or clearness of the water at the mouth of the River Medway.