quay , also: quai

At the end of the quay they turned and started back.

We'll leave here one at a time and go down to the quay.

But now there were far more people on the quay.

What was it the old man on the quay had said?

No action to be taken over the fight at the quay.

"May I ask what you are doing on the quay at such an hour as this?"

Without thinking, I went to the edge of the quay.

She took his arm and led him along the quay.

An this time we'll put a watch on the main quay.

I stood and walked to the end of the quay.

Let's go back to the corner of the front quay and we can cut him off.

The first team at the main quay reports no one there.

Another second and he was outside the door, at the top of the steps which led down to the quay.

We do not know what is happening on the quays.

Well, I'll be on my way back to the quay.

And there were some standing on the quay who would have given all they had to come with us.

Businesses inside the quay were asked to move out by the end of 2010.

Barney was looking at the still figure on the quay.

The force operated from a small office on the quay.

It was too late to go down to the quay, for his place must have long ago been filled by another.

The auction in the market place on the quay has started.

He set me down, blind, and I knew my feet were on the quay.

Soon enough they came up the quay to the arch in the city wall.

He had only looked down on her, quite casually, from the top of the quay.

I swung out of the car upon the quay and turned to him.