Sentence examples for quay of from inspiring English sources

People walking on a flooded quay of the Grand Canal of Venice, Italy, 2008.

Its capital, Til Barsib (Til Barsip; modern Tall al-Aḥmar), was renamed Kar-Shulmanashared (Quay of Shalmaneser) and was made an Assyrian provincial capital and garrison town.

He dreamt of windswept autumn holidays at Hartland Quay, of long trudges over the Cornish cliffs, his face smooth and hot against the sea wind.

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).

Attending the "little summit" were French President Charles de Gaulle, West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, Premier Amintore Fanfani of Italy, Premier Theo Lefèvre of Belgium, Premier Jan E. de Quay of Holland and Premier Pierre Werner of Luxembourg.

Les Berges de Seine covers the quay of the Left bank between bridges Pont Alexandre III and Pont du Carrousel The tight-knit community and colourful houses give a village feel to this southern neighbourhood in the 13th arrondissement.

It has been found that the uncertainties in the friction angle and the shear modulus of reclaimed soil contribute most to the variability of the residual horizontal displacement (RHD) response of the quay wall of port structures.

The Black House, a local landmark, stands at the end of the spit, opposite Mudeford Quay, site of the Battle of Mudeford in 1784.

But imagine Russians, once in Estonia, facing no controls at the quays of Helsinki.

Many of the best new establishments have opened along the renovated quays of the Garonne.

In your piece, you mention the Paris Plage, a makeshift beach along the quays of the Seine.