Sentence examples for have harbour from inspiring English sources
Melissa Moore, the policy chief at the Marine Conservation Society said: "There are large areas where you have harbour porpoises feeding and breeding in which protected sites need to be established.
Some have harbours, some markets; isn't it interesting?
He doesn't appear to have harboured deeply ingrained prejudices.
"Coaching has always been something I have harboured ambitions to pursue.
He claimed not to have harboured any youthful ambitions to be an actor.
Could this creepiest of silent goths have harboured a ghastly secret we could only guess at?
Carmel, Big Sur, Ojai, and Sausalito have harboured communities of practitioners of diverse arts.
What hopes the FIS may have harboured were dashed last November.
Darnley seems to have harboured suspicions that Riccio was responsible for Mary's pregnancy.
As many secrets as she may have harboured, she surely didn't have that much to get off her chest.
Its deep canyons and dense pine forests have harboured narcos and hidden plantations of marijuana and opium poppies for decades.
