Sentence examples for harbor things from inspiring English sources

You might even get annoyed when someone eats day-old expired food, because it's probably fine, but it might harbor things that will make them sick.

"So what it told me is Mother Nature is not very linear, so as stuff moves around the harbor, things clear out and get deposited here and move over here.... It's very fluid and nothing is consistent". The county is currently working to obtain permits to dredge the main channel, which runs approximately from Peter's Landing Marina to the Warner Avenue bridge.

As the world around the corner and under the bridge often harbors things criminal and vicious, as well as delicate and subtle, the investigator must be a man of certain talents and experience.

"It's like an open harbor so things can go in and come out," she says.

We tend to harbor illusions that things are better than they really are.

"I was stunned such a beautiful planet could harbor such bad things," Captain Brown wrote.

Who among us doesn't harbor strange dark things that we yearn to get rid of but can't reach?

In particular, it allows Americans to resist the overreach of the U.S. government (which is why anonymity has been so important historically), but it can also serve as a harbor for bad things.

It was never intended to harbor the real thing".

We were tooling around the city in a five-speed Fiat, following the harbor, when the thing we were looking for seemed to find us: Pula's amphitheater, rising in a leafy, relatively quiet district of the old city.

When entertaining in his own Sag Harbor, N.Y., backyard, however, things get a little less complicated.