Sentence examples for off the seaport from inspiring English sources
Manhattanites tend to write off the seaport as "too touristy," and that is a mistake.
See for example AA Gill's demolition of Grimsby last year, in which the Sunday Times restaurant critic wrote off the seaport as "a dull litany of deprivation", prompting local MP Austin Mitchell to say: "George Orwell came north to express support for the poor and the downtrodden.
To this end, Rear-Admiral Louis was given a squadron to patrol in the English Channel and Admiral William Cornwallis maintained a powerful force off Brest, which was so successful in cutting off the seaport that L'Hermite's Régulus was the only ship of the line to enter or leave the port during 1806.
Light, however, is the key feature of the seaport pictures.
Carolines was on the Seaport then.
The seaport is off Exit 90 of I-95 at 75 Greenmanville Avenue.
In the old days, rookies stood in front of corpses, keeping the rubberneckers moving, or twirling their nightsticks at the seaport to ward off drug dealers and addicts.
The site, which is at John Street and Front Street in Lower Manhattan and sells half-price tickets to Broadway and Off Broadway shows, had been closed after Hurricane Sandy damaged the Seaport last October.
Mr. Bauer was trying to seal off the cables that took power to the destroyed substations so that Con Ed could resume sending electricity to the seaport substation.
The Seaport gig was standing room only.
