Sentence examples for linking port from inspiring English sources

They also obtained extraterritorial rights of ownership and management of a southern Manchurian railroad that was to stretch from north to south, linking Port Arthur with the Chinese Eastern Railway at the junction of Harbin.

Hoegh-Guldberg said it was "not accurate" to claim there had been no studies linking ports and shipping to a reduction in environmental quality on the reef.

The main road linking Port-au-Prince with Jacmel remained blocked ten days after the earthquake, hampering delivery of aid to Jacmel.

It links Port Harcourt city with Bonny Island where most of the oil installations in Rivers State are situated.

The armed uprising more than a week ago in this important seaside city choked off a crucial north-south highway that links Port-au-Prince and Cap Haitien and has transformed Gonaïves into a bubbling cauldron of misery, and thousands of the city's 200,000 residents have fled.

They have taken the small port of Aqiq on the Red Sea, seized Sudanese towns on the border with Eritrea and Ethiopia and now threaten a vital road linking Port Sudan with Khartoum, as well as the dam at Ed Damazin which provides the capital with 80% of its electricity.The alliance gives the rebels, north and south, a broader vision and strategy.

The Trans-Northeastern is a 1,720km railway linking the port of Suape in Pernambuco and the port of Pecem in Fortaleza, passing through Eliseu Martins in Piauí, to bring out all the soyabeans and iron ore from that region.

Chinese firms have paved roads linking its port to the Chinese border.

The railway linking the port area with the north of Singapore island was completed in 1903 and for two decades it remained separate from the main Malayan network.

As waterways linking the port to the industrial communities of the Rhine were deepened and channelized, German automobiles and machinery began flowing through Rotterdam on the way to the rest of the planet.

His success in designing several more locomotives brought him to the attention of the planners of a proposed railway linking the port of Stockton with Darlington, eight miles inland.