Sentence examples for piers off from inspiring English sources

Riverside Park South — that stunning braid of waterfront plazas, paths and piers off the West 60s in Manhattan — was what the developers of new residential properties nearby owed the city in return for permission to build.

"Everybody was sweating bullets to think of what would happen this year," said Arthur J. Boyle, general manager of the passenger ship terminal, a concrete complex of bridges, buildings and piers off the Hudson River, from 46th to 54th Streets.

Born in London in 1818, he designed and built no fewer than 14 piers off the coasts of England and Wales, the first at Margate in 1853, the last at Plymouth in 1884, the year he died.

Artists, activists, writers and others, including the filmmaker, share fond recollections of the decade when New York became a veritable boutique of available male flesh, from the crumbling piers off West Street along the Hudson River to the gaudy dance floors of nightclubs like Studio 54 and the Paradise Garage.

Disrupt San Francisco 2017 in September would be the last time we decided to hold this event at one of the piers off the San Francisco Bay.

The ragged Wild West piers off Christopher Street are now pretty, green parklands filled with baby strollers and bike lanes.

As the sun set, and the fishermen on the pier off in the distance cast their nets, I thought, I could get used to Madeira.

De Rothschild, arriving at the far end of the pier, hopped off his bike he does not own a car.

Photo: A month after a first effort failed, tugboats yesterday got the carrier Intrepid free of the river mud at its West Side pier and off to Bayonne, N.J., for refurbishment.

Accessible via an undulating pier, jutting off from Pingtan's shores, the building emulates an island's natural formation and movement, in Ma's characteristic Shanshui style.

The club has a pool, tennis courts and a yacht fleet that utilizes the pier off Beverly Road.