Sentence examples for harbours it from inspiring English sources

But with its white clapboard houses, corn silos and fishing harbours, it reminds me of a sleepy Connecticut town.

Under-resourced, but on one of the world's biggest natural harbours, it's a place cleaved into north and south by the river Lee, by social class, by political constituency.

Later, the city grew because of its excellent harbour; it became the chief Cypriot outlet for trade with Phoenicia, Egypt, and Cilicia.

What standing has Israel to urge Iran not to acquire the bomb when it harbours its own atomic arsenal?

It harbours, as it has always harboured, a desire to be a dominant power in the Middle East and Central Asia.

Being right next to Newlyn harbour it has excellent seafood.

But TB is a silent infection; you can harbour it for many years without knowing it.

If 30 Australians drowned in Sydney Harbour it would be a national tragedy.

A natural harbour, it is 25 miles (40 km) long and 20 miles (32 km) wide.

Although it has no good natural harbour, it has always been the principal port of the island.

International whalers made use of Hobart's superb harbour; it became a major port for whaling ships.