Sentence examples for harbour works from inspiring English sources
Harbour works were begun in 1700, and the modern harbour dates from 1841.
It has been estimated that an investment of up to £75m will be needed for new ferries and harbour works.
Bulletin d'Archéologie et d'Architecture Libanaises, Hors-Série 2, 91 110; Frost, H., Recent observations on the submerged harbour works at Tyre.
It became the southern terminus of the island's main north-south railway line, and from 1904 to 1907 extensive harbour works were undertaken.
But economic considerations did not influence Augustus' policies much (customs tariffs, for instance, were for fiscal, not protective, purposes), nor did he build harbour works at Ostia, Rome's port.
Sir Thomas Cochrane patented an air lock in 1830 for use in harbour works; its application to bridge foundations was pioneered by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, James Eads, and others; James Henry Greathead used it in tunneling in the 19th century.
Erlich too has made some extraordinary pieces using architecture and mirrors and although the Darling Harbour work is simple, it too has some degree of meaning beyond the funpark context.
Harbours and sea works, harbour also spelled harbor, any part of a body of water and the manmade structures surrounding it that sufficiently shelters a vessel from wind, waves, and currents, enabling safe anchorage or the discharge and loading of cargo and passengers.
You can fish for octopuses in Sydney harbour, where work has started on the massive and highly controversial $6bn [Australian] Barangaroo development on the site of former container wharves.
He lived in a hotel in Miami's Bal Harbour area, worked on his golf handicap, and vacationed with his wife and friends in Europe and in the Napa Valley.
His agency, Diamond-H, said it also understood from the owners that Omol would join the trawler in Belfast harbour to work somewhere in international waters, perhaps off Africa.
