Sentence examples for stone jetty from inspiring English sources

To my right, a stone jetty.

The Stone Jetty, Aberystwyth Dogfish are prolific here as well as conger eels up to 20lb.

I can see the frigorifico - a vast white factory with its stone jetty and towering chimneystack.

Kizingitini's 200-metre stone jetty is a common launching point for Somalia, locals say.

Swimmers and triathletes train here; there's a naturally protected 400-meter course starting from the stone jetty offshore.

Two people were killed when the boat on which they were guests slammed into a stone jetty off the North Fork of Long Island early yesterday morning, the authorities said.

The shadow of the huge 1930s steel bridge eased over us as we slid further out, past pelicans on stone jetties, into the ocean.

The center of Dobrota has a 17th-century church, though the suburb has been modernized with a seaside promenade several miles long, lined with shops, restaurants, cafes and markets, and facing numerous old stone jetties.

Stone jetties were built to form the new river mouth.

All over Long Island and New Jersey the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has done an effective job of managing contractors replenishing beaches, replanting dunes, and building stone jetties.

Over the past half century, Long has been making a kind of land art that's gentler and more evanescent than the spiral jetties and stone berms of his US peers; the Tate's A Line Made By Walking is a photograph of just that, a strip of flattened turf that Long created by walking back and forth in a Wiltshire field.