Verwenden Sie „pier“ in einem Satz

1. He wandered afterward, walking along a sixth floor street till he could see the pier their boat was on

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2. He pulled off his shirt as he began the long walk out the pier in the direct rays of the setting sun

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3. There were a lot of small cargo boats tied up here now and the center of the pier had hustling wagons

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4. To get thru behind the main pier and Lastriss Point there is a canal of stone blocks, covered by the streets and plazas above except in a few atriums

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5. On the drive up, Iain had suggested that they take Renald to a café on the sea front near the pier (whatever that was); with a bit of luck, she’d be able to experience something of what it meant to visit the seaside

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6. In front of them, a vast expanse of sand stretched towards the distant waters and just round to the left was the aforementioned pier … a long narrow construction reaching far out across the sands towards the sea

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7. my beloveds, for this is the end of the pier

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8. There's a pedestrian plankwalk on the second floor of the pier and they went to that immediately

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9. There was plenty of foot traffic on the plankwalk and sheds on the pier had second floors where there were even a few cooks set up

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10. They found a sign, 'taking hands for Zhlindu' before they even got off that pier

11. dying at the end of the pier

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12. The refreshment hut I used to see on the cliff above Boscombe Pier is still there

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13. trapped and drowned in the pier excavations when the

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14. Nerissa stepped out on the pier, hoping to lift one of the smaller crates onto her shoulder

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15. Jumping before he reached the end, he landed on the pier, then came at her

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16. What I meant is that she’s still kept at the northern pier

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17. Philemon pointed out the racing boat at the left end of the pier

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18. Nerissa saw more torches approaching on the street that led down to the pier

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19. As she was urging the still fuming Homer to accept her assistance, a knot of men approached the pier

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20. “Get off that boat immediately!” shouted Stenarch as he stepped onto the pier

21. falling on the wooden pier, then the grunts of two large men wrestling like bears

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22. Nerissa retrieved the torch that the watchman had dropped on the pier

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23. As they got underway, six men came rushing up the pier

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24. “That won’t be necessary,” said a ship captain, who’d come over from the pier

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25. There was an Officer at the end of the pier who turned to us and said

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26. Do this every time you unload and don’t worry every fatigue party is doing this and in a short time we will have a proper pier structure here

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27. “Yon Officer is a pillock what the fucks he on about with his bloody stones in a week’s time this lot will have collapsed into the sea”, we all burst out laughing at the thought of the pier collapsing and disappearing below the waves

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28. “Shut up you fucking idiot where do you think you are on the pier at Blackpool or what?” Things had started to get a bit tense as the build up for the ‘Big Push’ was still going on at quite a pace making tempers a bit frayed

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29. It arrived at 5 the next morning and we reached the embarkation pier at 6 am

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30. Troops at the extreme end of the pier were afterwards assigned to transports moored at the shore end, and vice versa

31. An eye-witness later told the local reporter how the hovercraft had headed up the loading ramp at full throttle, careering its way through a low fence onto Clarence Pier, where it smashed into The Golden Horseshoe Amusement Arcade, taking out a length of its side wall

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32. The festivities had already started, but Jesús Paradela Fernández, Lucille’s first cousin and mayor of Pilar, was waiting for us at the pier with transportation to take us to the reunion venue

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33. “It was years later, in November of `86, that Hall showed up in Limon on one of his rare visits, in the company of another American, John Sinclair – surprise, surprise! Well, Gordon knew the moment he saw the white hair at the end of the pier that there was trouble

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34. The entire place, building and pier, sat on a narrow strip of land between the estuary and the Caribbean beach

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35. They were boring, but the set-up of a pier hidden from the sea captured her attention, as did a boat tied alongside, half fishing craft and half oceangoing tug

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36. “Its name is El Tiburón Limon and it will be at the fishing pier

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37. Which one might be el Tiburón Limon? He removed the flashlight from the glove box and walked onto the pier, craning his neck and directing the beam of light to the name on each boat

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38. The entire area in a wide arc surrounding the log yard and its pier underwent his intense scrutiny

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39. That included water: with a rented rowboat he posed as a man fishing for a big catch, repeatedly casting between the pilings while conducting a close-up inspection of the underside of the pier

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40. The pier next to the one where the barge would be tied had suffered a fire and been abandoned

41. Light faded and the orange of the clouds capping the mountains changed to purple, then black, and floodlights suddenly colored the log yard and pier with yellowed tones; still, the tug strained against its load

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42. The truck then rumbled again towards the pier and the process would repeat

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43. The sudden reverberation of a thump in the dark came from somewhere near the foot of the pier, sending an electric shiver that sparked his entire nervous system

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44. Why were they at the base of his pier and not the other? Was someone else about? If so, where? Half of an hour passed, throughout which nothing changed on the neighboring pier

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45. With the engine cut, excited whispers could be heard from the threesome down amid the barrels, and they began moving in the direction of the pier where their comrades had just arrived

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46. The man then left and clambered to the pier, disappeared behind a stack of logs and was lost

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47. The floodlights eventually winked out at the logging pier

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48. They waited then for a full half hour to pass during which Truman studied the harbor with binoculars and saw nothing moving there or on the pier

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49. The engine rumbled, vibrating the deck beneath her feet, a wash of water appeared behind and they were off, slipping away from the pier and its many boats

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50. It would be much faster, getting them quickly away from the scene, and what cops are around at that time of the morning? The collection of barrels he spotted earlier and wanted to see again was at the foot of the neighboring burned-out pier, close to the water

51. They could get in there without being seen from the log yard and have a perfect view of the logging pier and its yard – even to the roof of the building, should snipers be posted

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52. The man then made his way to the pier, up onto the crane, and lowered its cables for the woman to secure around the object hidden in the recess

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53. From the direction of the other pier, a woman’s scream shattered the nighttime silence, charging his movements with renewed urgency

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54. “Oh please Lord, have Raul lose his way, don’t let him turn towards the pier!” he prayed as he gingerly leapt over another open hole

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55. Towards the pier, he ran, trading speed for stealth as he neared

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56. Quietly, he picked his way through the debris on the pier and leapt onto a similar steel ladder on the exact opposite side of the barge

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57. Ahead, only moments away, at the end of a fire-damaged pier, loomed a cluster of pilings

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58. “Her name is Beth Tierney,” he called back, “and you’d better watch your head: she can throw that monkey fist like a grenade!” They were in the protected bay of El Bluff, Nicaragua, at the quiet northern end, where Carlos – Truman’s Bluefield contact – had built his company’s pier

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59. The outcropping of land commanded a view of the pier and of every vessel that entered or left the harbor

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60. After dropping off Beth, Truman drove to Jesus’ brother’s home, signed over the title of his Mitsubishi to Jesus with instructions that it could be retrieved late that night or the following morning in the parking lot of the fishing pier, then continued on his way

61. “Why didn’t you say so right off? The boat is where it always is: at the fishing pier

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62. “You’ll see the entrance marked by two pilings with rope wrapped around them, so everybody will know it’s the way to the pier

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63. Suddenly, it opened to a cleared and leveled parking area behind a building, in front of which a pier extended into calm, protected water

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64. He’d found it! He strolled around the building’s end and walked onto the pier, appraising the old boat and wondering where aboard her Mike stashed his cocaine, but to that question were as many possible answers as parts to the boat

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65. In Puerto Cabezas, there is a kilometer-long pier

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66. A feeble old man, his weight balanced between legs and cane, stands on the kilometer-long pier and watches bubbles rise to the surface of the water surrounding piling number one hundred thirty-nine

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67. Without comment, he tucks the box under an arm and totters from the pier

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68. “Navy Pier,” another Dauntless-born initiate calls out

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69. I tense my shoulders, about to shrug and say I don’t know, and then an image of the pier stretching out beneath me comes into my mind

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70. Jump off the pier if you want to, I don‘t care

71. A long pier was under construction as was a long row of dry docks east of the port

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72. They led me to one of the ships tied up to the pier

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73. Within four days, we were pulling up to the pier in Zheng He

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74. He led me to the Khakhan’s ship, which was tied up to the westernmost pier

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75. There is a ship tied to the second pier that is sailing to Longjiang tomorrow

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76. It was, indeed, tied up to the second pier just as the Khakhan had said

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77. The port had repair facilities, but no building docks and only one pier, although another one was under construction

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78. I sought out the harbormaster and discovered that there was a ship going to Kujujuk currently tied to the pier

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79. There was a sturdy long pier completed, another about half finished, and a dry dock was under construction

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80. Two of the fuchuan type of ships were already tied to the pier, half a dozen larger ships were at anchor in the harbor and the sails of more were visible approaching from the north

81. Next I rode down to the dock and walked out the pier to the first ship

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82. Besides Delco, I only took with me Sacook, Silpitocle, a jagun from the Maya tumen, and a man who could help us build a pier at our landing site

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83. The Chono fled when we arrived, but we moved a little north of their village and started work on another pier

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84. By the time the first pier was in place on the new port, Ignacebalikh, after Uncle Theodore’s first son, it was mid autumn

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85. When we reached the port, Khan Henry stood on the pier with me while Theodore led the troop by in review

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86. The ship pulled up to a pier and dropped anchor

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87. Chowa led the Kashik, the ancient, and me along the pier to the town where a jagun was waiting to escort us to his residence

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88. Once all were gathered at the end of the pier, I noticed a rather pungent odor coming from them

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89. I sit on the bench of Pier 26

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90. “To the pier, I heard there are some new rides

91. I pulled up outside of the pier

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92. A group of young boys and girls, eighteen to twenty years of age, arrived at the pier to bid farewell to the visitors and, spontaneously, started dancing and singing

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93. Of course, this concept never got an inch away from the pier before it sank out of sight

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94. ” Sergeant Ender gunned the weapons carrier and bounced toward the pier, spraying muddy water out of the potholes as he drove

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95. “I began driving my staff car out to the shipping pier

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96. from the pier loudspeakers, although there were few visitors to attract so early in the season

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97. “Thank you for the advice,” he said, stepping onto the pier

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98. The Reef Bar sits at the end of a thirty-yard long pier into

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99. The North Pier Light at the entry of the Duluth Ship Canal and the Minnesota Point Light have historically illuminated the Duluth Harbor

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100. Soon came hoots of laughter and comments on our seamanship, while a youth squatting on the edge of the pier reached down one leg to kick water at us