Sentence examples for pier gone from inspiring English sources

Another week in Brighton - one pier gone - one pier left.

Anne Aghion, a documentary filmmaker and translator who was helping at the pier, went along.

First there was the Shoo-Fly Landing, then in the 1890's the mile-long Long Wharf was built; in 1909 the city fishing pier went up.

There, Mr. Bowerman said, an artist who is stuck on a project can just "take a walk, go down to the city pier, go to the galleries, or to one of the coffee shops".

Do you know of any Caribbean beaches with a pier going into the water or some other kind of railing or steps that would put me into deep water?

A dispute over who owns the pier goes to the High Court in London in April.

Self-improvement and piers went together.

Piers went in, very nervous.

Similar themes recur, with variations, such as struggling business plans, neglect, sometimes obscure owners, and then the smoke drifting across the town and fire crews almost helpless as, without the equipment to fight flames at sea, they watch the piers go up like balls of newspaper.

Like an underling with a gun to his head, Piers went on to tell the President how brilliant he's been on trade and managing social media, and then how fantastic he would be as Arsenal manager – that the club would surely win all their games with him in Arsene Wenger's place.

Now the pier was gone, along with the boathouse where Jake kept his gear.