Sentence examples for enter a harbor from inspiring English sources

The pilots say their priority is public safety; they can resist pressure from shipowners to enter a harbor if they believe the conditions are unsafe.

The new law does not address older laws that prohibit any vessel that calls on a Cuban port from entering a harbor in the United States for 180 days.

Regular guests will arrive under a porte-cochere about 20 yards from the edge of the harbor and enter a vaulted lobby.

In contrast to aircraft, few if any such vessels would be routinely challenged before entering a noncommercial American harbor.

At 9 a.m. on July 11, the fleet will enter the harbor in a Grand Parade of Sail, escorted by the U.S.S.

Port piloting consists of boating out to ships waiting to enter the harbor, climbing a rope ladder to the deck and then standing on the bridge to provide local knowledge, including advice on currents and navigational hazards, as the vessel is steered through the congested waterway to the dock.

And since 2005, some New York-bound cruise ships have been hanging a sharp right as they enter the harbor, heading not for the West Side's Passenger Ship Terminal but for Red Hook, Brooklyn.

Giuseppe Garibaldi was the first ship to enter the harbor after the conclusion of the bombardment when a small landing party entered Fort Hamidiye and disabled the breech mechanisms of the fort's guns.

And there was a smattering of local interest recently in Jersey City -- where the trains would enter the harbor on their way to Bay Ridge in Brooklyn, to a terminal in Queens.

Then they entered a vast open space that was the harbor, with a lone string of lights in the distance along the pier.

Village officials said it was the largest sailing vessel to enter the harbor since the 19th century.