Sentence examples for harbour installations from inspiring English sources

The harbour installations of Antwerp grew especially after World War II.

The 25-mile course below Bangkok is lined with wharves and other harbour installations.

They built extensive harbour installations at Famagusta, which became a naval base in World War II.

There are large harbour installations and many industrial plants that manufacture such products as glass, machinery, transport equipment, chemicals, and ceramics.

The harbour installations of Mannheim were opened in 1840, and for almost a century this was the effective head of navigation.

Despite severe destruction of the city in World War II, the harbour installations escaped damage, and Emden became one of the busiest ports in Germany.

Guest said the archaeologists had discovered far more than a quayside or harbour installation, adding: "It seems to be a deliberately founded and made port structure that goes with the legionary fortress in Caerleon".

Once, marine craft designed for patrolling coasts, harbours, specialised installations and offshore were built in steel or aluminium.

Defensively, mines are placed in carefully and secretly charted locations adjacent to the defender's harbours and installations, and they are usually staggered at varying depths to protect against both submarines and surface vessels.

The Germans developed the island into the "Gibraltar of the North Sea" with a great naval base, extensive harbour and dockyard installations, underground fortifications, and coastal batteries.

This time, eighteen Ju 88s attacked the harbour and surrounding installations.