Sentence examples for in a dockside from inspiring English sources

"Mary is my insurance policy," said Greta Aeby, a biologist who works in a dockside laboratory on Coconut Island and studies coral disease throughout the Pacific.

On my first tour of Antrepo, the main venue, in a dockside former warehouse, I hated the mélange of, for the most part, noisy, flashing installations and videos.

One of the most charming moments came when a large British Council lunch in a dockside restaurant was invaded by dozens of small T-shirted schoolchildren, distributing leaflets saying, "We too are writers.

SAILCLOTH BAG Man O'War Cay, Abacos In a dockside open-air workshop, the ladies of Albury's Sail Shop (242-365-6014) have been making sturdy, ultrapreppy bags (this one is $80) from brightly colored sailcloth and webbing for 53 years.

What is more, she found that the city did not prove that Mr. Sander had been selected randomly and that it violated his privacy rights by conducting the alcohol tests in a dockside trailer while other ferry employees walked in and out.

As much as any stabber would, in boasting of his technique in a dockside bar, compare his thrust to the steady, irresistible force exerted by a pneumatic cylinder, we all know it's just not that simple.

John C. Henry, 34, has parlayed his skill at racing International One-class sailboats in Northeast Harbor, Me., into a dockside camaraderie with kings of industry.

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

There are three good independent cinemas in Bristol: a dockside arthouse called the Watershed (watershed.co.uk); a rare family local called the Orpheus (scottcinemas.co.uk); and the Cube, which is the hardest to classify, and all the better for that.

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.