jetty造句
1 There was a boat tied up at the jetty.
2 John secured the boat firmly to the jetty.
3 He and I were sitting out on his jetty dangling our legs in the water.
4 Underneath was a moulded jetty, close-studding with a herringbone gable, carved flaming torches supporting an oriel window.
5 And the ships and the jetty leave their spotlights on all night.
6 On the jetty near the little lighthouse is a remarkably good restaurant.
7 One wooden jetty crept out over the water on brittle insect legs.
8 The launch headed for Ardneavie jetty and Lucinda sighed contentment.
9 She walked away, around the house to the jetty where her skiff bobbed on its painter, puddled with rain.
10 However, landing at a natural rock jetty is possible in good conditions.
11 As we came within sight of the jetty, I saw a little group sitting on the quayside.
12 The boat was tied up alongside a crumbling limestone jetty.
13 Its owner who did not want, or did not dare, to bring his boat round to the jetty?
14 You could paddle out from the right alongside a rock jetty, or you could go from the left.
15 Thinking that was a dig at female priorities, she smiled but said nothing as they chugged slowly to a small jetty.
16 Members heard that leisure facilities such as fishing and boating will be improved by permanent fishing platforms and a proper jetty.
17 Now there was just a narrow strip of greasy jetty between Rincewind's heels and the river.
18 The detour was to Holmstroyd and involved stopping at the jetty.
19 We left Angelo by Land-Rover with the boats in tow, and put them in the water at a nearby jetty.
20 Passing an oil rig and numerous naval vessels, we moored alongside a jetty on the estuary leading up to the town.
21 The River Thames got so low at Wallingford archeologists uncovered a submerged bronze age jetty.
22 When he was tired of swimming he climbed a ladder to the jetty.
23 The cat then breaks cover and makes a final uncovered dash along the length of the jetty.
24 He moved stealthily through the darkness, making his way cautiously towards the jetty.
25 There was a small rectangle of land beside the jetty, surrounded on three sides by steep clay walls.
26 Every morning at about 8 am ducks come out of the Thames to sleep on the jetty.
27 They were hooting and flapping their great woolly arms as they tried to climb on to a private jetty.
28 Lightly as sandpipers marking the shoreline boats at the jetty sprang and rocked upon the green water.
29 On the other side the oarsmen leapt out into the mud and hauled us up to the jetty.
30 An hour later, taxiing across the glimmering surface of the lake, the floatplane approached the jetty.
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