Sentence examples for harbor off from inspiring English sources

Cole, as it was moored in a harbor off Aden, Yemen, killed 17 sailors.

Reporter found himself sitting in a rubber raft in the harbor off the Battery.

It was a sparsely populated but superbly sheltered harbor off the Windward Passage until America's "splendid little war" with Spain.

Downtown is the Roundout, a 300-year-old harbor off the Hudson River, where Mr. Tecchio's restaurant welcomes visitors back to the 21st century.

Two photographs best capture Mr. Kremer's vision of New York: an image of a concrete wall in Brooklyn, which bears the word "More," and a fragment of a pier in the harbor off Staten Island, symbolizing Manhattan, an island of aging concrete.

They worry as well that the Qaddafi forces will still try to seize the harbor, cutting off the city's sole source of supply.

Mr. Zibach decided to use that theme and match it against Po's coolheadedness in an ultimate battle of fire vs. water, with the hero positioned in a harbor fighting off Lord Shen's fireballs "We didn't want to be totally literal," Mr. Zibach explained.

Photo: Unseasonably warm water over the past few days has helped lure about 40 dolphins to the bays and harbors off East Hampton and Shelter Island.

Because of their smaller size, Seabourn's ships are able to explore harbors off the beaten cruise path.

One unanswered question has been whether the Navy posted picket boats in the harbor to warn off intruding boats.

Now the harbor is closed off by the flood wall, except for an enormous door that presumably closes during floods.