Sentence examples for old maritime from inspiring English sources

"The final frontier for park expansion in the city are these old maritime industrial sites," Mr. Laird said.

The street's appearance is a result of an early 1960s plan for a sleek, modern strip of office buildings in what had been an old maritime district.

Every day he works, he is reacquainted with the old maritime definition of a boat: a hole in the water into which one throws money.

Instead, Cruz and, particularly, McShane are lost in the same old maritime mishmash, a surfeit of characters and plot that deadens the senses.

The Coskata-Coatue area, as it's known, consists of several adjoining wildlife refuges and encompasses sand dunes, pristine beaches, salt marshes and an old maritime red cedar forest.

Sunny Balzano, the grizzled proprietor of the old maritime saloon known simply as Sunny's, turned down MTV's request to film in the establishment.

In the fall and spring, life runs more nearly true to the old maritime-agricultural rhythms.

"Probably the most vivid memory other than kamikaze attacks was going across the equator," Mr. Stansbery said, recalling an age-old maritime rite of passage.

The founder of an aggressive conservation group known mainly for disrupting whale hunts has been detained in Germany at the request of Costa Rica, which wants him extradited over a 10-year-old maritime violation, the organization said Wednesday.

Lawyers for the city are seeking to limit its liability in the accident, invoking a century-old maritime law that would cap damages at the value of the ferry after repairs.

She's living with the unstable and unemployed Christopher, but is dealing with a surprising crush on Rowan, a 65-year-old maritime museum curator who she meets in the local library.