Sentence examples for the main wharf from inspiring English sources
Waters were so pristine you could look down from the main wharf to watch colorful reef fish dart among rocks on the sea floor.
"All 40 of the Maseratis and the three Bentleys are in top condition and locked away in the old wharf shed down on the main wharf," said Corcoran.
Mr Toledo says, vaguely, that this may happen in December.In this section New thinking about an old problem Democratic at last Ports in a storm ReprintsTo mollify opponents, Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, the prime minister, said that ENAPU, the state-owned port operator, and private investors should jointly upgrade the main wharf.
The government of the impoverished country notoriously imported 40 luxury Maserati Quattroporte sedans and three super-luxury Bentley Flying Spurs for the summit and says it at least knows where they are – "locked away in the old wharf shed down on the main wharf".
By four days after the cyclone's passage, the main wharf in Port Vila was re-opened and the two sunken boats were removed.
Within the province of Sanma, severe damage was recorded on Espiritu Santo after Anne flooded huts, unroofed school buildings, uprooted coconut trees and destroyed the main wharf.
The main wharves at the Southampton end were at Northam, about 2 mile below the lock, and barges worked down to them on the tide or were punted if the tide was rising.
The two most recent tumbles were marked by the completion of well-known skyscrapers: the main Canary Wharf tower in 1991 and 30 St Mary Axe in 2003.
The 1996 Docklands bombing caused significant damage around South Quay Station, to the south of the main Canary Wharf development.
Its main wharf lacks dockside cranes; it can only handle ships with their own cranes, a disappearing breed.
And Isabella couldn't find the right project to entice her to Washington — until, that is, he secured a freestanding, 4,000-square-foot space on the main boardwalk at the Wharf, a Southwest Waterfront location with glass windows on three sides and views of open water.
