Sentence examples for maritime mark from inspiring English sources

Greenberg made his maritime mark in 2010 with his second book, "Four Fish," which discusses commercial fishing and aquaculture through the stories of four fish — cod, salmon, bass, and tuna.

The Phoenicians, enigmatic people from the eastern shores of the Mediterranean, stamped their mark on maritime history, and now research has revealed that they also left a lasting genetic imprint.

The scale of death meant Irish soldiers had to dig a mass grave near the port town of Cobh (then known as Queenstown), where both maritime disasters are now marked with memorials.

Further along, a trio of historic three-masted ships mark the Forum Marinum maritime museum, though I don't linger as my focus is Turku Castle (nba.fi/en/turku_castle) just beyond.

The climate thus shows marked contrasts between maritime and continental areas.

Another is Sir Creek, a muddy puddle by the Arabian Sea that remembers a British official who settled a row about firewood there and which should mark the still-undelimited maritime border between India and Pakistan.

These countries were selected also due to their contrasting EEZ-land ratios (see Fig. 2 and Additional file 1: Table S1 that presents EEZ fraction of total area for all maritime nations), location in different continents, marked variations in terrestrial and marine ecosystems and corresponding carbon depositional (soil, sedimentary) environments.

The Philippines has protested China's decision to issue passports containing a map that marks Chinese territorial claims in a maritime dispute with Southeast Asian nations.

That is when a conference, "Maritime Climate Winegrowing: Bringing Bordeaux to Long Island, " was held to mark the 15th anniversary of the founding of the pioneering Hargrave Vineyard in Cutchogue in 1973 (perhaps the most important year).

In 2005, a symbolic replica was erected by the Singapore government near its original site to mark the role it played in Singapore's maritime history.

Clifford Krauss (NYT) NICARAGUA, HONDURAS: BORDER PACT -- The two countries have agreed to mark their territories in the Pacific Ocean, ending one of several maritime boundary battles, the Nicaraguan Foreign Ministry said.