Sentence examples for its harbours from inspiring English sources

The EU must be vigilant about the fish that enters its harbours and determine whether it was illegally fished or not.

Once the seat of an Iberian tribe, it was captured in 218 bc by the Roman generals Gnaeus and Publius Scipio, who improved its harbours and its walls, transforming it into the earliest Roman stronghold in Spain.

Its harbours are much photographed and painted, it has beaches and fish and chips.

In 1778 it again surrendered to the British, who used its harbours as a naval base, but, by the Peace of Versailles, Saint Lucia was once more restored to France.

It remained agrarian during the 18th century, and an active shipping trade was conducted through its harbours and bays.

The lake freezes only near the land, and its harbours are icebound from mid-December to mid-April.

Noted for its harbour and beautiful beaches, it draws tourists from all over the country.

While it has a splendid natural harbour, its harbour entrance is narrow and rock-strewn and requires dredging.

As for Sevastopol, founded by the ancient Greeks and also recently opened to the world, it now houses both Ukrainian and Russian fleets in its harbour.

Founded in the 13th century and chartered in 1243, it was a prosperous seaport in the Middle Ages until its harbour silted up.

Its harbour was first visited by Spaniards in 1521.