Sentence examples for deep harbor from inspiring English sources
Sightseeing Charlotte Amalie's naturally deep harbor has made it an important trading post for more than three centuries, and the city boasts a rich historic district.
Once it is sea-ready, the ship will be pulled to a large and deep harbor located a convenient distance from the shipwreck site, although few harbors in Italy fit that description.
As a result, the Spanish town founded in 1519 around a deep harbor has come back to life, along with a treasure trove of buildings in the baroque and neoClassical styles.
To the Editor: Matt Gross's article"Sailing the Caribbean, the FrugalWay" (Nov. 15) brought back greatmemories of our stay on Mayreaubut missed out on the treasure ofSaltwhistle Bay, a charming sailor'shaven — deep harbor, secludedwhite sand beaches accessible onlyby boat, delicious alfresco diningand great snorkeling.
But a Navy spokesman, Lt. Terrence Dudley, who flew in with scores of other Navy personnel from the Fifth Fleet's headquarters in the Persian Gulf state of Bahrain, said the recovery effort had succeeded to the point where there was no danger of the Cole's going to the bottom of Aden's deep harbor.
The city boasts a deep harbor that supports strongly commerce, business and industrial activities.
Glaciers moving southward sculpted the peninsulalike necks and adjacent deep harbors some 20,000 years ago.
Another is that New Jersey is flush with refineries and gasoline infrastructure like fuel pipelines and deep harbors to import petroleum from around the world.
The Atlantic Ocean, four miles to the east, rushes up and down the Piscataqua River, eddying out into deep harbors and the Great Bay estuary.
Mr. Hayes said a response could be compromised by inclement weather, a lack of deep harbors, a shortage of appropriate vessels and inadequate oil transportation resources.
That would allow factories on the southwest bank of the Pearl River, which lacks deep harbors, to send goods by truck to the new port for loading onto ocean-going ships.
