Sentence examples for no pier from inspiring English sources

The case against No pier?

No noise, no rubbish, no tramps, no weirdos, no pier.

No pier effect or air venting is considered in the study.

Certainly no pier, like its vulgar neighbour Walton, let alone amusement arcades.

He may have an improvement scheme in mind, but he usually tires of it when he finds out how much it will cost; that there is no pier because the winter seas always wash away the one that was built last summer; and anyway that the people at one end of the island think the new one should be close to them, whereas the people at the other end think they should have it.

It's hard to lay 1,600 feet of pipe off of a beach (to carry municipal rain runoff out to sea) when there's no pier nearby to run workers and supplies to the barge that floats the cranes.

Try WeatherAction's: "Flare blasts shock waves in Solar wind heralding [possible extreme] weather…" Exciting, no? Piers creates long-range weather forecasts by analysing how the solar wind – a rush of particles from the sun – affects the Gulf Stream.

I'm no Piers and used the E-Class as a home from home – it was far more comfortable than my tiny tent – but I can easily see how attractive its blend of class and comfort is and why it has dominated the executive-car market for years (and brought bumper profits to the German firm).

In the case of a bridge with a single span (no intermediate pier), the problem can be recast into a non-dimensional setting, where its length is supposed to be unitary, for simplicity.

Here's a handy tip: if the water is not deep at your dock, or if you have no side pier, walk the boat out away from the dock and anchor it into the sand, and the boat will automatically point itself into the direction of the wind!

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