Sentence examples for their pier from inspiring English sources
In Shanklin Pier Ltd v Detel Products Ltd [1951] 2 KB 854, Shanklin Pier were having their pier refurbished.
They fetched their drinking water from a nearby stream, and local fishermen dropped buckets of crabs on their pier.
Describes their gang wars, feuds, and successive murders of their pier leaders; Dannie Meehan, Bad Bill Lovett, and Matty Martin (only shot); Pegleg Lonergan, an organizer before he was 21 met his fate before his friends on Dec. 25, 1925.
He said people had already joined hands in Colwyn Bay, Clevedon and Herne Bay either to co-own their pier, to turn it into a charity or to try to secure funding.
In 1866, the government agreed that a second pier could be built, despite objections from the Blackpool Pier Company that it was close to their pier and therefore unnecessary.
The two main trusses, one on either side, ranged in depth from 60 feet (18.3 m) above their pier and concrete pylon supports, to 36 feet (11 m) at midspan on the central span and 30 feet (9 m) deep at the outer ends of the adjoining spans.
None of those places allow bow fishing from their piers.
Either their piers won't work, or they're not designed for boats.
Paradoxically, as the Moreys have upgraded their piers and other real-estate interests in town, the 50's motels and restaurants have become more valuable.
It has had little money for training and maintenance, and many of its submarines and ships are rusting at their piers.
American officials said many date from the 1980's and have been lying fallow, rusting at their piers, during much of Russia's decade-long history as an independent state.
