Sentence examples for waterfront facility from inspiring English sources

If it becomes available, a waterfront facility in Linden, N.J., could handle about half the city's residential trash.

— John Schneider's second-floor office has a stunning view of Lake Washington, which rests alongside three plush, green practice fields on the Seattle Seahawks' 200,000-square-foot 200,000-square-foot 200,000-square-foot

Perhaps the oldest and most common waterfront facility for vessels, the quay wall is simply a retaining wall along the shore topped with a deck or platform, serving both as a barrier to protect the shore and as a staging area for cargo and passengers.

What was described a month ago as "the beginning of a long process of public engagement" took another key step last week, as 100 or so future neighbors of the Richmond Bay Campus got a closer look at just what scientists will be doing when the waterfront facility opens in 2017.

The basin is the site of small marinas and other waterfront facilities operating on month-to-month leases from the city.

On the shores around the port, there are about 200 waterfront facilities that deal with hazardous materials, said Beth Rooney, a port security coordinator for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.

In the years since it purchased hundreds of acres of what had been railroad marshaling yards and waterfront facilities in Jersey City in the 1980's, the Lefrak Organization has concentrated on developing its Newport apartment, office tower and shopping complex on the Hudson River.

The scene featuring a missile destroying a shipping container was originally scheduled to be filmed at one of Vancouver's waterfront facilities.

Words that came to mind on this hot summer day, as I pedaled from Huntington Beach to Newport, were working waterfront facilities, holistic, accessibility, inclusive and enjoyment.

Lido Village and down the Mariner's Mile, from Newport Boulevard to Dover Drive, was all full of working, marine-related waterfront facilities.

The complex, developed by Irving T. Bush, was built between 1913 and 1933 as a multitenant waterfront industrial facility.