Sentence examples for from the maritime from inspiring English sources

Other expressions come from the maritime world.

Inland from the maritime heath are wet and dry heath, on mineral and peaty soils.

As a result, Cospicua benefited economically from the maritime and defense activities of the Hospitallers.

In between the treetops, one could spot construction cranes rising from the maritime concerns a block away.

It also put me in mind of the line from the maritime hymn: "For those in peril on the sea".

Boat trips average $7.70 (one island) and $11.50 (both); they leave from the maritime station in the old port.

A kid from the Maritimes got traded three times within a few hours".

Look in on the Times hockey blog for World Championship action from the Maritimes.

Among the notable exceptions is the bay scallop, often called the Nantucket bay scallop because one of the last significant fisheries for this gem, once found from the Maritimes to the Carolinas, centers on that island.

It's a novel about forests, from the Maritimes to New Zealand.

I know that coming from the Maritimes, probably, the reality really hasn't hit there yet," Petitpas Taylor, who is from New Brunswick, said.