Sentence examples for quay by from inspiring English sources
At the moment it's Quay by [Australian chef] Peter Gilmour [Murdoch Books, £35].
Fiercely patriotic but fiercely critical, she was deeply involved in the protest against the destruction of the Viking Wood Quay by Dublin corporation in the 1970s, and in her 90s joined in marches campaigning for LGBT rights and marriage equality.
It started in 2002, and a significant step has just been reached with the reopening in June of Queen's Quay, by Lake Ontario, after three years of construction work that has completely reimagined Toronto's car-centric urban landscape.
We meet in the offices of Les Films du Fleuve (The Films of the River), on a quay by the Meuse, which flows through Liège on its way to Seraing.
Supporting Sponsors are One Beverly Hills and One Circular Quay by Wanda, Tahir Foundation and InterContinental Hotels Group.
Its 8.4m (28ft) rudder, carved with the image of a man's face, was lifted onto Poole Quay by Bournemouth University marine archaeologists, at 08 45 BST.
MediaCityUK was built on derelict docklands in Salford Quays by Peel Holdings, a vastly wealthy property development company which also owns Liverpool's John Lennon Airport, the Trafford Centre shopping complex, the Manchester ship canal, Glasgow harbour and the Mersey docks.
Whether you make the pilgrimage by way of Circular Quay or by way of the Royal Botanic Gardens, the Sydney Opera House, with its jutting shells, is the first-day objective of most tourists here.
By reducing the number of lifting quay cranes by more than 50%, peak energy demand decreases even further, but the handling time increases drastically.
By reducing the number of simultaneously lifting quay cranes by less than 50%, the total savings are less, but the savings per second do not increase.
A new simplified dynamic analysis method is proposed to predict the seismic sliding displacement of quay walls by considering the variation of wall thrust, which is influenced by the excess pore pressure developed in backfill during earthquakes.
