Sentence examples for harbour looking for from inspiring English sources

As we wait for the last ferry back to Helsinki, there are tantalising strains of nightclub music and the raucous, drunken, happy noise of young people, who have just graduated from college, walking along the harbour, looking for a bar.

Working with his colleagues at the genome center, Dr. Harbour looked for genetic differences in tumors that spread and those that did not.

Our ferry squeezed into the harbour, looking so unlikely to fit that I braced myself for the sound of scraping metal.

Tellingly, Harbour is looking for new claims to fund but does not need any new investors.

With Georgia's congressional delegation heavily Republican, and therefore in principle anti-earmark, getting federal funds for the harbour looks a bit more complicated.Both Mr Kingston and Robert Morris, a spokesman for the Georgia Ports Authority, hoped funding would come directly from Barack Obama's next budget, thus avoiding the need to top up federal funds through earmarks.

Dr. Harbour looked at her dilated eye.

Then they returned to the harbour to look for work carrying bags or boxes.

More the choice of an actor seeking a challenge than a pretty boy looking for safe harbour.

"You are a small ship that is being tossed in the storm and everybody is looking for their safe harbour," he said.

Endeavour then resumed her course northward and parallel to the reef, the crew looking for a safe harbour in which to make repairs.

With a party of sailors from the SMS Falke, also anchored in the harbour, the consul boarded the Tutanekai looking for the ensign, but they left empty-handed after the ship's captain protested.