Sentence examples for harbours by from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, stevedores drowned, knocked into harbours by cranes filling and emptying cargo holds.

On Wednesday Labor's infrastructure spokesman, Anthony Albanese, told federal MPs the government was proposing rigorous security checks for Australians at the same time as encouraging a "free-for-all around our coast and in our harbours" by allowing in foreign crews "without any real security checks".

The dual harbour open-basin mode is modified by constriction at the connection between harbours, by partial reflection at the antinode, and by the geometry of the entrance.

The French Navy in particular had suffered heavy losses, and in Northern European waters had been forced back into its own harbours by British blockade squadrons.

"SAFE HARBOUR" by Danielle Steel.

5 1 SAFE HARBOUR, by Danielle Steel.

Again like TB, it is harboured by wild animals.

By Byron Steel By Al Graham By John C. Mosher By E. B. White By Oliver Claxton By F. F. Harbour By Donald Stewart By Oliver Claxton By James Thurber.

Their companies were harboured by the Seychelles, the British Virgin Islands, Panama and other jurisdictions.

A more expensive option is down on the Borgo Marinaro harbour by the Castel Dell'Ovo.

There's also a new work Harbour by the always excellent Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui.