Sentence examples for harbours along from inspiring English sources

Callao's port has one of the few good natural harbours along the Pacific coast of South America.

Although historically there were numerous harbours along the Zhejiang coast, coastal shipping accounted for only a small percentage of the total freight volume for some time.

The old commercial harbour, too shallow for large ships, is now the centre of one of the largest yachting harbours along the French Atlantic coast, fostering important related economic activity (the design, building, and supply of boats).

The largest urban ecosystems are currently concentrated in Europe, India, Japan, eastern China, South America, and the United States, primarily on coasts with harbours, along rivers, and at intersections of transportation routes.

They will appear in Weymouth on 25 July, then pause at harbours along the Devon and Cornwall coast, before rounding Land's End and finally, on 7 September, arriving in Bristol.

The sport is practiced with equal enthusiasm on the Great Lakes and on estuaries and harbours along the coasts of Europe and North America, as well as on many larger rivers.

Fishing boats put into harbour along the coast as the storm approached.

Starting prices for Kaplan's condominiums at the Villages at Cinnaminson Harbour, along the Delaware River in Burlington County, are set in the low $200,000's, mid-$200,000's and low $300,000's, for three different designs.

Nestled in a harbour along the Black Sea, Odessa is one of Ukraine's most diverse and atmospheric cities.It is a unique entity, a young city that feels much older – a curious mixture of vintage Soviet realism murals, genteelly decaying art nouveau buildings, monuments to the Russian Revolution and glitzy shops stocking the latest European fashions.

Most industrial development has taken place in the western approaches to the city, around the more modern Western Harbour and along its southern flank; industry is the city's chief employment sector.

For the highlight of the Whitstable Biennale 2014, hundreds of people gathered around the harbour and along the sea wall to watch a performance of 51° 21' 45" N, 1°, 013, 13" E Whitstable Sounding, created by Turner Prize nominated sculptor Richard Wilson and the artists Zatorski + Zatorski.