Sentence examples for enter harbour from inspiring English sources

From French comes passport, meaning "pass (i.e., enter) harbour".

From French comes passport, meaning "pass (i.e., enter) harbour". From Italian comes portfolio, meaning "carry leaf". Other words of this type are daredevil, scapegrace, and scarecrow.

Following them towards the port of Cherbourg they silently passed a German torpedo boat lying at anchor, and located four E boats waiting to enter harbour.

Dante compared death to a ship lowering its sails as it enters harbour.

In instances when warnings have been given and vessels were evacuated from harbours or restricted from entering harbours, less damage occurred18.

Faced by mountainous seas and already shipping water into their open decks, the LCGs sought permission to enter Fishguard Harbour and then Milford Haven.

The governor refused to comply but the Russian troops left the town shortly afterwards and the governor stated that, whilst he could not order them out of the harbour, Cumming and Key would be permitted to enter the harbour to take them.

Unable to enter New York harbour, d'Estaing tried to assist Maj.

They finally saw a Royal Navy frigate enter the harbour and agreed to strike the next day.

The Peace and Myakka rivers enter the harbour's north end, and a dredged channel serves the port of Punta Gorda.

It rises in the Tararua Range and, fed by the Pakuratahi, Mangaroa, Akatarawa, and Whakatikei rivers, flows south to enter Wellington Harbour after a course of 35 miles (56 km).