Sentence examples for important harbours from inspiring English sources

Many of the larger communities have attracted small-scale manufacturing; others serve as important harbours.

The provincial coastline also has important harbours, including the Bays of Gibraltar and Cádiz.

Port Blair and Diglipur are important harbours of South Andaman and North Andaman, respectively.

They could be used for clearing mines for a nuclear submarine, or the covert mapping of important harbours.

Receiving the St . Louis River the bay forms part of one of the most important harbours on the Great Lakes.

Although the government announced plans to eventually move the capital inland, Dakar will remain one of Africa's most important harbours and an economic and cultural centre for West Africa as a whole.

Although the Hanseatic League was effectively dissolved in 1630, Lübeck remained the most important harbour on the Baltic Sea.

Lacking the support of friendly great powers at the peace congress of Westphalia in 1648, he did not attain his aim of acquiring all of Pomerania, with the Oder estuary and the important harbour of Stettin (since 1945 Szczecin).

The cells of the mucous glands in the lining of the urethra serve as important harbouring places for the chlamydial and gonococcal bacteria, which invade the glands while the infection is just beginning and remain in them even after the mucous membrane has healed.

During Hellenistic times, when the Pergamenian kingdom was prospering, Pergamum was operating an important harbour, used by merchants and military at the city of Elaia.

In c. 1075, Adam of Bremen reported that Alaburg, as he called it in German, was an important harbour for ships sailing to Norway.