One who had been to his cabin beside the embarcadero reported that it was, as had been long suspected, barely habitable, and contained neither books, papers, nor records which would indicate his family or friends.
The bed of the old creek had receded; the last tules had been cleared away; the channel and embarcadero were half a mile from the bank and log whereon the pioneer of Tasajara had idly sunned himself.
I'm goin' to have a town along the embarcadero that'll lay over any town in Contra Costa.
But Tasajara City, as the embarcadero was now called, had no previous record, and even the former existence of an actual settler like the forgotten Elijah Curtis was unknown to the present inhabitants.
It was the raft which the surveyors from the embarcaderohad just abandoned.
From the embarcadero to Cumana the distance is only twelve nautical leagues.
We distinguished clearly by the naked eye the flattened top of the Brigantine (the position of which it would be important to fix accurately), the embarcadero or landing-place, and the roadstead of Cumana.
The party returned to Costa Rica, a rude boat was completed, transported across the desert via Pozo Escalante to Embarcadero Andrade, and launched in Bahia Kunkaak.
It might be Poindexter arriving by the more direct route from the steamboat that occasionally lay off the ancient embarcadero of the Los Cuervos Rancho.
All you see before you is yours from the embarcadero to yonder Coast Range.
Inhabit the Poyer mountains, beyond the Embarcadero on the Polyer River.
The Sonomas, Sonomis, or Sonomellos, lived at the embarcaderoof Sonoma.
The marshy tract between Javita and the embarcaderoof Pimichin is infested with great numbers of vipers.
The embarcadero of the Pimichin appeared to me to be eleven thousand toises west of its mouth, and 0 degrees 2 minutes west of the mission of Javita.
In the narrow path that leads to the embarcadero we beheld for the last time the peak of Uniana.
At night the lights of the city zigzag in patterns of distracting loveliness, and Market street reaches from the foot of the mountain to the Embarcadero like the tail of some flaming comet athwart a sea of stars.
Along the Embarcadero they disgorge upon massive concrete piers silk, rice and tea from the Orient, coffee from Central America, hemp and tobacco from the Philippines, and all manner of odds and ends from everywhere.
Jack London heard and answered the call of the sea from the Embarcadero of San Francisco, and Stevenson found the atmosphere of his Wreckers there.
Along the Embarcadero you may see craft of every rig under the sun from a Chinese junk to a Transpacific passenger liner.
The last of these villages, situate on the banks of the Carony, immediately below the great cataract, is considered as the embarcadero of the Catalonian missions.
Or else to walk with Abby in the morning down the broad Embarcadero Road to the little wharf on the bay.
He engaged a diver and a small gasoline launch, and after an early breakfast in a chop-house on theEmbarcadero they started for the wreck.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "embarcadero" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
