Use of the word quays in a sentence example

quays

Last update: February 28, 2016

The kasbah forms the apex of a triangle of which the quays form the base. [Please select]

They quitted the quays and entered the streets. [adverb]

Jingle jaunted down the quays. [noun]

We dropped anchor off the quays of Lisbon on a shiny blue morning, pretty near warm enough to wear flannels. [verb]

Two mornings later we lay alongside the quays at Belgrade, and I took the opportunity of stretching my legs. [verb]

Presently they found themselves on the quays, and, hailing a boat, rowed up the river a little beyond the walls. [Please select]

On the water-face the towers rose from the edge of the river, so that there was no passage along the quays. [Please select]

The breakwater and the quays were heaped with bales and baskets, and crowded with slaves and sailors. [Please select]

In the evening they were moored alongside the quays of Amsterdam, at that time one of the busiest cities in Europe. [Please select]

As soon as the truth was known the fleet advanced, passed the fort, and drew up alongside the quays. [Please select]

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