Sentence examples for deep harbour from inspiring English sources

The basin is a deep harbour connected to the sea by a narrow strait.

Its shore, however, includes Kuwait Bay, a deep harbour on the Persian Gulf.

The hub of this area is Auckland, which is situated astride an isthmus with a deep harbour on the east and a shallow harbour on the west.

Today, the traces of the Knights are easy to find in Valletta, their fortified city perched on a high rock above a deep harbour.

Here we have a deep harbour, an airport, an existing town, all the infrastructure already so if you can't develop here you can't develop anywhere.

The settlement of the first fleet colony at Sydney was determined by its water assets with its sheltered and deep harbour and access to reliable freshwater for the soon to be burgeoning town.

The Persian Gulf on this side provides no good deep-draft natural harbours, but many inlets offer shelter to sailing craft, and modern ports have been built in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Qatar.

The highly irregular southeastern coastline of Vancouver Island is indented with natural deep harbours (such as that of Victoria, whose Inner Harbour is the heart of the downtown area) and an interplay of peninsulas.

The port possesses the deepest harbour in Cyprus.

Soon it was outstripped and absorbed by Kōbe, which has a deeper harbour.

The Intracoastal Waterway is connected to Fort Lauderdale's Bahia Mar Yacht Basin and the deepwater port, Port Everglades, which is the deepest harbour in Florida.