Sentence examples for off the quay from inspiring English sources

Moored off the quay of the Arsenale, the barge is partly filled with the city's sludge (the effluent has been treated and doesn't stink).

"Candy floss £1.00 a bag" on Hunstanton Cliffs, "Seal Boat Trips" at Blakeney Point, "Award winning Chips" to throw to the gulls off the quay at Wells, "Crabbing Bait" on Cromer Pier, and "5 do-nuts for a Quid" on Great Yarmouth's prom.

It actually exists in the form of the Godrevy lighthouse, which you can see off in the distance from the end of the quay that runs along the pier at St . Ives

Brittany Holliss, manager of operations at the Museum of Inuit Art, was surprised how quickly things took off when the quay opened: "From the different events and ways I've already seen the space being used – there are always people using the bike lanes – I'm pretty excited to see what comes next.

Hemingway, who looked something like Santa Claus but had an air of sadness about him, embraced another man on the quay, and then strode off to a shiny black Chrysler that was waiting for him.

Five cygnets, closely attended by their mud-stained parents, shuffle about and peck off grass near the lime kilns on the quay.

At this point the Archdukes' motorcade turned off the Appel Quay, mistakenly following the original route which would have taken them to the National Museum.

Among the winners were Hugh forrnley-Whistingstall for his cookbook Veg Every Day!, as well as Mitch Tonks and Mat Prowse from the Seahorse on the quay in Dartmouth, Devon, who beat off all the big-city places to scoop best restaurant.

Having awakened early, I let the family sleep as I set off alone along the quay on a wettish Irish day.

None waved to the few photographers gathered on the quay.

Boats were unloading albacore tuna on the quay.