The bank of a river

Usage examples of riverside.

Hollister and Riverside in 1947 and 1948 also give rise to another important biker tradition the July 4th run.

Switzerland, French was just one of several languages that she spoke fluently, and, as the train journey progressed to its conclusion, she suggested that she might give Chub French conversation at her Riverside Drive apartment over the Christmas holidays.

Then he went out to the roadside clachan which was Rinks, and turned his steps over the salty pastures to the riverside.

The Dilling ham lake drained, by way of a small stream and a sluice gate, into the River De ben, and Polly slipped through the little gate and took the riverside path.

Riverside Gravesend, including the hospital, has been evacuated, but terrible damage is done to buildings in the ancient part of the town.

Or better--down by the riverside, I hear Knut Gesling, with maidens and men.

On the day after the boat ride with Joe, Felix Gussing took the ladies to have some ice cream, and during the conversation all spoke of a certain landmark of interest located about three miles from Riverside.

The date groves and norias of the riverside were lost in a sea of tents, orderly clumps and rows, dog-lines running for kilometers, artillery parks with everything from the common pompoms to heavy muzzle loading howitzers.

Isola Tiberina, then over the next bridge to the west bank of the Tiber and down to the vast riverside hospital of San Michele, beyond which lay their destination: the Porto di Ripa Grande, principal river-port of the city.

Angel had set out millions of years ago to find aliensnot the strange creatures that thronged the riverside cities of Confluence, which were merely animals changed by design to resemble human beings, but true aliens, sapient creatures of a completely separate and independent evolutionary sequence.

They had come now to the riverside, and were standing looking inland toward the rapidly enlarging sedimentation plant.

I sipped a few more times before Shreve pulled away from the curb, making the westbound turn to head over to Riverside Drive and the entrance to the West Side Highway.

At several of the small riverside villages, he unloaded odd packages of C-Rations such as corned beef hash or Chicken succotash that no trooper in his right mind would eat, leather boots and arctic gear which had somehow found its way into the country and various other mundane supplies.

Doctor Romanelli shivered slightly in spite of the heat and turned to the north, squinting at the bristling, tangled maze of whitewashed walls and brightly colored enamelled domes that was the new section of the city, which had grown up like lush riverside vegetation around the highway, called the Mustee, that connected the Citadel with the ancient Harbor of Boolak.

Peter Pett, the well-known financier, on Riverside Drive is one of the leading eyesores of that breezy and expensive boulevard.