Sentence examples for every pier from inspiring English sources

Other cities have ferry lines sprouting out of every pier like weeds from a crack in the pavement.

Did Monet paint every pier and arch of that bridge at Argenteuil exactly the way they were?

There is a suggestion that he will be haunted by paranoia for the rest of his life, wondering if he "was going to see policemen on every pier".

When almost every British seaside resort boasted a theater, she toured the country until, as she later joked, she felt as if she had "danced the 'Dying Swan' on every pier in England".

It was a mirage, and Tom pulled himself together quickly, but not before asking if he was going to see policemen waiting "on every pier that he ever approached?

Like every pier around the coast it was walloped by many a passing storm and steamer, and seriously weakened by being chopped in half during the second world war by the War Ministry, lest the Germans hatch the dastardly plan of invading Britain by mooring at the end (pausing only to buy an ice cream and have their fortunes told).

Between 1919 and 1921, the naval shipworm destroyed nearly every wharf, pier, and ferry slip in San Francisco Bay.

"I think that I can boast of having danced on every old pier theatre in England," she said.But in the 1920s there was some real ballet in Britain, rather than novelty turns.

"Sir, I inspect that pier every month," the safety officer interrupted, and it's completely stable".

Warlords fought over every port, fishing pier and telephone pole that could turn a profit.

To commemorate his bravery, students in St Andrews take part in a torchlit procession down to the pier every April.