Sentence examples for facing the waterfront from inspiring English sources

The place is spotless, in a quiet area near the Royal Palace facing the waterfront, and a five-minute walk from the center of town.

There are, however, several restaurants facing the waterfront, among them Water's Edge and the Waterfront Crabhouse, as well as a 14-screen movie theater, Regal Cinemas, near Astoria.

Claiming to be the largest open-air restaurant facing the waterfront of Sok Kwu Wan, this popular restaurant has its own ferries to shuttle guests back and forth from Central and Tsim Sha Tsui to Lamma Island.

Its location near the far end of the Bryggen, the ancient street facing the waterfront, proved to be ideal: It felt at once off the tourist track and amazingly convenient.

The 22,000-square-foot home, on 25 acres facing the waterfront, cost $45 million in 2004, making it at the time the most expensive house sale in New York history.

The area is a beautiful one, with historic brick buildings facing the waterfront.

Shops face the waterfront and help pay to keep up the park.

The sports center isn't the only change coming to the athletics complex, which faces the waterfront in Inwood Hill Park.

Antigua Sturdy little Admiral's Inn, built in 1788, faces the waterfront along English Harbour, once a hangout for Horatio Nelson and his fellow officers in the British Navy.

The Copamarina, with its airy, large rooms with patios facing the pool and waterfront, is an escape from the supermarket feel of the San Juan hotel strips.

The administration has not allowed logistical challenges to stand in the way of art, whether for "The Gates," a serpentine series of saffron panels that laced through Central Park in 2005, or the artificial waterfalls — 90 to 120 feet high — that faced the New York waterfront in 2008, or the 60 pianos placed on the city's streets for public playing in 2010.