Sentence examples for harbouring for from inspiring English sources

Controlling where someone lives and denying them freedom of movement falls under the definition of harbouring for exploitation, which is also an offence.

I literally had a window of time, decided to try this idea I'd been harbouring for years, and plunged into writing the next day, with no planning.

Has that always been there?" "It recently… they… the organisation was made… was made, like, six years ago when the first time Pakistan took a U-turn on the Taliban Afghanistan, and obviously the tribal area in Pakistan is the… was the harbouring for the mujahideen fighting in Afghanistan.

Once I was single, my girlfriends confronted me with suspicions they'd apparently been harbouring for months.

Stroll down to the harbour for some ice cream?

We've always been there as a harbour for him.

Chichester is known for its cathedral and harbour for sailing.

Hernán Cortés claimed the harbour for Spain in 1531.

The port has an outer, deepwater harbour and an inner harbour for small vessels.

At 19.50, Robertson steers his vessel safely into Oban harbour for the last time.

In the evenings the flotilla moors at different harbours for dinner in a local taverna.