Sentence examples for a harbour which from inspiring English sources

It's set around a harbour, which has a few small beaches where families congregate, but the main waterfront leisure district is the suburb of St Clair.

Much of it - about 6,400 acres (26 sq km) - surrounds Jaffna's airport and a harbour which is being developed for the navy.

In 2007, work started to reclaim land from the lakebed to form a harbour, which is expected to turn the area into an entertainment hub.

An old-established market town chartered in 1250, it is a rail junction with small industries and a modern harbour, which contains a large marina.

www.laguarida.com, 418 Concordia, La Habana, Cuba, +53 7 8669047 Casa Santy Pescador A fisherman's shack set in a small harbour, which specialises in… you've guessed it - fresh shellfish.

A fishing harbour, which includes canneries, processing plants, and refrigerated stores, was constructed at Beira in the early 1980s.

Ms Clark has given conditional backing to Gateway, a pipeline to export oil from Alberta to a British Columbian harbour, which is being reviewed by the federal government.

During my stay in Singapore a number of shocks were felt and on the Wednesday night a steamer in harbour which had been newly painted during the day was found to be covered with thick dust, which had adhered to the new paint.

He says Lody was asked to focus in particular on the Firth of Forth, which was of special strategic importance because it was a "very significant deep-water harbour" which always had a number of important British warships at anchor.

Visit nearby Bourtzi, a tiny peninsula in the harbour which used to be a Venetian citadel and is now home to an open-air theatre hosting concerts, art exhibitions and puppet shows throughout the summer.

And Manu Tuilagi was fined £3,000 by the RFU for jumping off a ferry into Auckland harbour, which attracted the attention of the police.