Sentence examples for ocean traffic from inspiring English sources

It was first opened to ocean traffic in 1956; initial facilities were capable of handling simultaneously four 10,000-ton vessels, and additional facilities were added later.

It is the terminus of Guayaquil's overseas ocean traffic, handling some 90 percent of the country's imports and 50 percent of its exports.

Their need to leave was so urgent that they crossed the Atlantic in winter, ordinarily considered too dangerous a time for ocean traffic.

Others point out that New York's harbor is so quiet - ocean traffic having moved to Ports Newark and Elizabeth - that its spaces have become romantic.

The port city is accessible to ocean traffic on the Musi River and has considerable trade with ports on the Malay Peninsula and in Thailand and China as well as other Indonesian ports.

MORGEN: I studied law at the Universities of Frankfurt on the Main, Rome, Berlin; at the "Acad6mie de Droit International" at 'The Hague and the "Institute for World Economy and Ocean Traffic" in Kiel.

If it's not the roar of the ocean or the traffic, it's birds that you hear in Perth.

Over the years the challenges have no doubt changed, from the days of whaling to these days of vessel traffic, ocean noise and a changing climate.

Stuck in an ocean of honking traffic in the city centre, Babu Lal complains about the exorbitant rent on his two-room flat, hard to afford on his earnings as a driver.

Mediterranean lands lost their commercial function as intermediaries between Europe and Asia, and, for more than two and a half centuries, the Mediterranean Sea remained a backwater of world ocean trade and traffic.

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