How to use "jetty" in a sentence

He is alone on the jetty, apart from the boat attendant at his chair twenty metres away, his feet on a boat and a cigarette in his mouth

He looks at the loch again, at the jetty and the small boats waiting there for the tourists in the hotel

"Bloody idiot," he says to Sylvia as they slowly move away from the jetty onto the dark water

For five minutes Oliver rows, and soon the jetty and the hotel look much smaller, while the attendant is almost impossible to see in the half-light of the new evening.

Just one look back at the jetty to be sure no one can see, he thinks, and he turns his head.

The jetty! The attendant! He has to still be there

And on the small jetty on the bank of Loch Ness, the attendant hears, he takes the cigarette from his mouth and smiles