Sentence examples for pier out from inspiring English sources

Most agree any salvage operation must go over land, which would require a temporary pier out to the wreck and a more substantial road over the sand.

During the performance, boats and gulls glided past the large open windows, while the pier out back later served as the actors' green room.

That was, of course, the original purpose of building a pier out to sea: to allow ships to moor and passengers and cargo to be embarked and disembarked safely and comfortably.

"I would say it's unlikely to create a new pier out of what remains of the west pier for that little money [£25m].

This paper proposes the investigation of the chloride ingress in piers partially submerged in seawater, but fully saturated: the part of the pier out of the water is subject to continuous wetting cycles, therefore it is constantly wet and saturated.

The finale isn't set in Vegas or Hawaii but on Cromer Pier, out of holiday season.

Built on a pier extending out over Lake Neuchâtel, the technically complex pavilion was a huge public success.

The thunder of the waves under the pier drowned out the roar of the larger waves farther away, and Edwin never glanced north, where the view would have stopped him cold.

In between there is a set of office buildings called the Harborside Financial Center; a long, low Hyatt hotel on a pier stretching out into the Hudson; and a few more condominiums.

In the watercolor "Perils of the Sea," two women stand on a pier staring out over water whipped to a froth, while men gather nearby, as if preparing for an emergency rescue.

He wanted to try a slice of pizza at Martell's Tiki Bar, a longtime party spot that, almost a year ago, had a strip of its pier torn out by Hurricane Sandy.