quay in a sentence

Definition

Quay: A structure built along the shore of a harbor where ships can dock to load and unload cargo or passengers.

The fishermen gathered at the quay early in the morning to unload their catch.
She enjoyed watching the sunset from the old wooden quay that jutted into the harbor.
Tourists flocked to the quay, eager to take boat tours around the picturesque coastline.
The sound of seagulls echoed as they perched on posts along the busy quay.
He strolled along the quay, admiring the yachts bobbing gently in the water.
The fisherman sat on the quay, mending his nets as the sun set over the water.
Tourists gathered at the quay, excited to board the ferry for a day trip to the island.
The old stone quay was a popular spot for locals to gather and watch the boats come in.
As the storm approached, the captain hurried to secure the ship alongside the quay.
Street performers entertained the crowd along the quay, adding to the lively atmosphere of the harbor.