Sentence examples for harbours across from inspiring English sources

Aid agencies warned they could not reach all those affected, with airports and harbours across the Philippines either closed or badly disrupted.

Linois raided British shipping lanes and harbours across the region, achieving limited success against undefended merchant ships but repeatedly withdrawing in the face of determined opposition, most notably at the Battle of Pulo Aura in February 1804.

We cycled from our front door to Portsmouth harbour, across to France on the overnight ferry, then pedalled for 13 days and 712 miles to reach the Med.

Each winter, when food inland was scarce, locals would carry salted herrings from Dunbar harbour across the hills to the village of Lauder.

Scottish Power and DONG had to build an entirely new £50m harbour across the Irish Sea at Belfast, just to load up the turbine parts for the journey.

A paradoxical effect is that the private apartments of Neo Bankside, the development by Rogers Stirk Harbour just across the street, are perfectly visible through their glass walls, whereas the public world of the vertical boulevard is only hinted at behind its brick veil.

The first components of the Mulberry harbours were brought across the Channel on D+1 and the structures were in use for unloading by mid-June.

The first components of the Mulberry harbours were brought across on D+1 and the structures were in use for unloading by mid-June.

EVEN on a sunny day the rugged coastline of Caithness with its small towns huddled round little harbours, looking 15 miles across the Pentland Firth to the dark cliffs of Orkney feels as though it is on the edge of the world.

At Chelsea harbour he gestures across the marina to his apartment of 20 years.

Here, you've got an excellent view of the Harbour Bridge and across to the MCA.