Sentence examples for wharf space from inspiring English sources

Freight is otherwise rare on this stretch of the river; a trial taking stock upstream to west London Sainsbury's stores was stymied by lack of wharf space.

Shipping lines have invested in larger, faster vessels, and terminal owners have expanded wharf space, bought bigger cranes and installed sophisticated "in-gates" — tollboothlike plazas where cameras automatically record the ID numbers of trucks and containers.

This is referred to as the dynamic (vessel arrivals) and flexible (berth space) BAP model (or DFBAP), and is designed to better utilize wharf space in a container port.

The deep-draft vessel pier at the Changi Naval Base, part of 6.2 kilometers (4 miles) of wharf space, is not needed at present by the Singapore Navy, which has no warship larger than a frigate.

Bay City News notes that the new Fisherman's Wharf space is attempting to faithfully recreate its former location on Powell Street, even down to the same bar stools, plethora of red velvet and ornate, cherub-filled ceiling.

At Long Wharf, where there is also a private marina, dock space for nonresidents only is up to $3,750.

December 1994: Both papers move to Canary Wharf, renting space from Mirror Group Newspapers, in the tower at One Canada Place.

In 1994 the paper - which by then had been joined by the Independent on Sunday - moved to Canary Wharf, letting space from Mirror Group Newspapers, in the tower at One Canada Square.

On the wharf where he rents space, he said, an artist and a drum circle were good neighbors but a Zumba studio was proving troublesome.

But they work within a whole constricting design, not the least part of which is the choice of placing "Hedda Gabler" in Long Wharf's 199-seat space, not on its main stage.

The long shoreline, only a few minutes' walk from any part of the peninsula, provided ample space for wharves and shipyards.