Sentence examples for oceanic ports from inspiring English sources
Oceanic ports can help forge trading relationships with other parts of the world easily.
The city's chief harbor, Elliott Bay, is part of Puget Sound, which makes the city an oceanic port.
In a wish to attract the Arab and other Muslim merchants who then dominated oceanic traffic, port rulers became Muslims.
Locals are keener on another big project, the paving of the grandly named Inter-Oceanic Highway linking Pacific ports in southern Peru to the Brazilian city of Rio Branco, from where a highway goes on to São Paulo, 3,600 kms (2,250 miles) from Cusco.
Occasionally I would hear tales of this oceanic world of inlets and fishing ports, but it would take me more than 40 years to visit.
The public health issue there resurrected lingering bitterness over the $11 million — most of it federal and state money — that was spent to help revitalize the waterfront of a deep-port city famous for more oceanic water pursuits.
Oceanic shipping lanes play the major role, but river and lake systems, which link inland ports with the oceans, have been key factors in the rates of economic growth of many large inland ports.
You sense that those worlds could become even more immersive; the show's curator tells us that Ms. Gallagher has a studio in the port city of Rotterdam and spent a college semester at sea studying oceanic microclimates.
An oceanic climate prevails.
Oceanic Avenue is no exception.
"They're not oceanic islands".
