Sentence examples for off the harbor from inspiring English sources
Debora Goyena, the president of the local Rotary Club and a member of the organizing committee, said the new location shows off the harbor, which she called one of Oyster Bay's defining attractions.
Amid the flotsam and jetsam skimmed off the harbor and stored on huge barges, the birds have laid cream and brown speckled eggs in makeshift nests made of debris.
SUSAN HENSHAW JONES, the new president of the comatose South Street Seaport Museum and the captain, by default, of its deteriorating fleet of historic vessels, dug the heels of her black pumps deeper into the splintered boardwalk at Pier 16, bracing herself against the November wind pirouetting off the harbor.
Emden coaled in the Nicobar Islands and departed for Penang on the night of 27 October, with the departure timed to allow her to arrive off the harbor at dawn.
Coast Guardsmen on shore attached three lines to the ship and set up a breeches buoy to take off the harbor pilot, but the crew stayed on board the ship in hopes that the high tide would free her from the rocky perch.
I woke up this morning in my high rise condo, the sun reflecting off the harbor and into my large windows and I thought: I am clearly seeing Baltimore from a very different vantage point than many of the young men and women who took to the streets last night.
Divers for the state were working to evaluate the damage, and they attached floats to vessels in hopes of lifting them off the bottom of the harbor and then draining toxic fuel from their tanks.
Her room looked out on the part of the harbor where seaplanes take off.
Assigned guides greet their clients by the small 18-foot aluminum boats and we push off into the harbor heading for the fishing grounds for our first afternoon's fishing.
The view takes in the mountains to the north — there's Cypress — and sea planes landing and taking off in the harbor, and, directly below, in the hotel's heated pool, Tom Brokaw doing laps.
One troublesome loss is that judging from the notes carried on an only intermittently favorable wind, a handful of good voices too often go wafting off over the harbor.
