Sentence examples for is wharf from inspiring English sources
noun
A man-made landing place for ships on a shore or river bank.
Joining the core crew this year is Wharf Revue favourite Amanda Bishop and new cast member Doug Hansell.
"Our neighbors were wharf rats and federal prisoners".
Where once there were wharves and warehouses, there are now luxe loft condominiums with private, waterfront balconies.
There are wharves on the river for larger ships, and Keadby pumping station is situated just to the south.
The first sod for the Kennet and Avon Canal was turned in Bradford on Avon in 1794, and soon there were wharves above and below Bradford Lock.
He said: "That is Canary Wharf.
There is a wharf on the west coast at Arutanga, which is the main settlement.
Disgraced is at Wharf 1 Theatre in Walsh Bay, Sydney until 4 June.
It is Canary Wharf, home of Britain's political pariahs – the bankers.
All you see is Canary Wharf, soaring up over the grass as if ineptly Photoshopped.
The emblem of the successes and failures of the modern East End is Canary Wharf.
