Sentence examples for the portside from inspiring English sources
noun
An area alongside a port.
Near the portside lake bank, three hummocks of land loomed ahead in a narrow channel.
From the portside window of the 19-seat passenger plane, the island of Niijima, 100 miles southeast of Tokyo, looked like any other tropical paradise.
The naval commander logged the birth but the message never made it from the portside to the local authorities, meaning they lacked essential paperwork.
When I revisited Sardinia and La Maddalena a few years back, I would find myself looking wistfully for our boat's name among the portside yachts (the boat was sold soon after his death in the early '80s, and in 1983 we moved full time to the United States).
On that occasion, Nat Levine's orchestra had played on the portside of the promenade deck while Ben Bernie and his Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra were working on the Cafe Terrace View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By John Cassidy By Emily Nussbaum.
The plan that emerged was called the Portside Project It was to have been a $650 million complex containing a convention center, a 1,000-room 1,000-roomated by Marriott and more berthotelr cruise ships toperated, which dock at Canada Place.
Its patrons include representatives of Hartz Mountain Industries, which built two 12-story towers in the nearby Colgate Redevelopment Area; the Applied Companies, which turned around the bankrupt Portside apartments a few blocks away; and the Lefrak Organization, which is still developing the 600-acre Newport complex.
As part of its mission to engage New Yorkers with the waterfront, Portside has pressed the Mary A. Whalen into service once more, as its main base and as a performance space.
Near the park, starting early in 2004, the New Jersey-based Roseland Property Company is to break ground on the $192 million Portside at Pier One complex with 585 housing units, the company's president, Marshall Tycher, said.
So, the historians say, did tango — a creation, in its early days, of the punks and the prostitutes of portside Buenos Aires — but this show is especially rude.
The Hoot's portside engine alone would take us the final hour into Catskill Creek and our new home at the Hop-O-Nose Marina in Catskill, N.Y.
