Pier example sentences

Related (9): dock, wharf, jetty, quay, marina, boardwalk, promenade, breakwater, waterfront

"Pier" Example Sentences

The ship docked at the pier.
Tourists gathered at the end of the pier.
The fisherman cast his line from the wooden pier.
The pirates walked the plank off the pier into the ocean.
The jogger ran along the boardwalk next to the pier.
Boats were tied to the mooring cleats along the pier.
We had a great view of the sunset walking down the pier.
The couple strolled hand in hand on the pier.
The pier stretched far out into the bay.
The seagulls nested under the pier.
The waves crashed underneath the pier.
The old wooden pier creaked under my feet.
We jumped into the water from the end of the pier.
Kids were fishing off the edge of the pier.
I sat on the bench at the end of the pier watching the boats.
The pier extends over a thousand feet into the ocean.
We watched the boats sail past as we walked the pier.
The fishermen congregated below the pier at daybreak.
The deep water began just beyond the end of the pier.
I set my crab trap lines by tying them to the pilings under the pier.
The pier needed repairs due to damage from storms and age.
The marina was located just west of the long wooden pier.
Pelicans dove for fish near the pilings beneath the pier.
You could smell the salt air as you walked out to the end of the pier.
Palm trees lined the walkway leading out to the pier.
The view was spectacular looking out over the inlet from the pier.
Large pilings supported the pier on either side.
Seaweed and shells washed up underneath the pier.
We enjoyed ice cream cones as we relaxed on the pier.
The sea lion sunbathed on the pier between fishing trips.
The long pier extended through the surf out into the bay.
The cold wind blew off the ocean and chilled me to the bone as I walked out on the pier.
Waves crashed into concrete pillars holding up the pier.
The pier was also used for walking and recreational purposes.
The wooden planks of the pier creaked beneath our feet.
People were fishing from the end of the long wooden pier.
Colorful buoys bobbed in the water just beyond the end of the pier.
I leaned on the railing at the end of the pier and gazed out at the boats on the horizon.
The gulls swooped down to hunt for scraps under the old pier.
He dove into the cold water from the end of the long pier.
The pier stretched along the coastline for over a mile.
Boats jostled gently against the wooden pilings of the pier.
The pier was falling into disrepair after years of neglect.
The pier extended far out into the deep blue sea.
The dockworkers were unloading cargo from ships at the pier.
The huge yacht swung at anchor just beyond the end of the pier.
They walked hand in hand down the length of the old wooden pier.
The waves repeatedly crashed into the support pilings under the pier.
Numerous fishing boats were docked alongside the long pier.
We sat on the pier and watched the sunset over the ocean.
They jumped from the pier into the frigid ocean water.
The fog rolled in so I could barely see the end of the pier.
The waves lapped gently against the pylons under the pier.
Seagulls wheeled and cried above the pier and harbor.
The pier is no longer used for ships; it is only for recreation now.
Fish were biting under the pier in the shallows.
Boats lined up to enter the marina through a cut in the pier.
I wished I had brought my fishing pole as we walked out on the pier.
Orange life preservers hung along the railing of the old pier.
They were fishing from the end of the long concrete pier.