Sentence examples for deepest natural from inspiring English sources

Trincomalee has one of the world's deepest natural harbors, and its potential for fishing, shipping and tourism seems endless.

And once, the island was literally within British clutches – thanks to the Royal Navy coveting Mahón (also called Maó), with the deepest natural harbour in the Mediterranean.

Lake St Clair, about 50km west, is Australia's deepest natural lake, and the combined Lake Pedder-Lake Gordon system, in the world heritage-listed west coast, is the country's biggest man-made water storage.

Take Eastport: with 64ft of water at low tide, it's the deepest natural port in the continental US, relatively close to Europe, located in a community with a strong industrial and maritime heritage.

It seems metaphorically fitting that he picked this particular glacially-made kettle hole because, at 102ft (Thoreau surveyed it himself), it is one of the deepest natural bodies of fresh water in Massachusetts.

The Cape Florida Channel (ten to eleven feet [three to three-and-a-half meters] deep in 1849) and Bear Cut (four feet [a little more than one meter] deep in 1849) are the deepest natural channels into Biscayne Bay.

Scorpios are fixed water signs, and mostly all of them are naturally seduced by water, but some may not venture out into deep natural water.

Indeed, these cases of "deep" natural kinds contrast dramatically with cases of more superficial kinds like "bachelor," whose nature is pretty much exhausted by the linguistics of the matter.

Outside the town is a deep natural gorge known as al-Houta.

Several yards past where the asphalt ends, there is an unusually deep natural lagoon filled with marine life.

It lies on the north shore of a deep natural harbour of Milford Haven, an inlet of the Celtic Sea.