Sentence examples for that a pier from inspiring English sources
The wording of the land company's original lease indicates that a pier was probably planned for St Anne's from its beginning.
The company directors believed that a pier at St Anne's would offer visitors better conditions for fishing and boating than those at neighbouring resorts.
It was also proposed that a pier could form part of a route from London to South Wales with the use of steamers to cross the Severn Estuary.
"White Star" refers to both the Moët & Chandon White Star Champagne in the drink and a cruise line that used to dock at a pier near the restaurant 5 Ninth, in the meatpacking district, where the drink was introduced.
Coastguard rescue teams rescued passengers and crew from a ferry that struck a pier in the Hampshire town of Hythe.
Some popular Copenhagen neighborhoods are Frederiksberg and the historic city center, along with Osterbro and the areas around Langelinie, a complex that includes a pier, a promenade and a park in the city center.
At two hospitals, the terminal and a bereavement center near Borough Hall where family members were shown photographs of the dead, people worried and waited over the fate of relatives they believed might have been on the ferry that struck a pier.
After the North allowed the South to build a resort here in this city on the Sea of Japan six years ago, it insisted that guests stay at a floating hotel docked at a pier and that all workers be foreigners, fearing North Koreans would be contaminated by capitalist visitors.
The chief engineer aboard the Staten Island ferry that rammed into a pier on Saturday told federal investigators that no engine alarms sounded before the crash, at which point two of the ferry's four engines stopped, officials said on Sunday.
The city's Department of Transportation has suspended the assistant captain of the Staten Island ferry that crashed into a pier last month, killing 10 people and injuring dozens.
Correction: August 13 , 2002 Tuesday An article on Thursday about the construction of Hudson River Park, which may displace users of some piers, misstated the surname of the owner of an old railroad car barge that serves as a pier near West 23rd Street.
