Sentence examples for our harbours from inspiring English sources

Who knows, we might even feel like changing our harbours and habitats ourselves.

Our harbours once played host to the galleons of the order of St. John, and later various mercantile vessels moored in the Grand Harbour which would ship goods around the Mediterranean basin.

On Wednesday Labor's infrastructure spokesman, Anthony Albanese, told federal MPs the government was proposing rigorous security checks for Australians at the same time as encouraging a "free-for-all around our coast and in our harbours" by allowing in foreign crews "without any real security checks".

It is extremely important to safeguard our harbours from intruders and smugglers who aim to benefit from unlawful activities and cause harm.

While at Russell's, Selfe made several innovations in the design and construction of dredges for "deeping our harbours and rivers" – something of crucial importance to industry in early Sydney.

The tribunal observed "the public generally do not, we fear, appreciate the importance of our harbours... ....... Vickers-Armstrongs liquidated their subsidiary Vickers (Ireland) Ltd. on 15 November 1938; their Dublin Dockyard had ceased operation in 1937.

Look, for example, at what's happening to our harbour porpoises.

Birds and cars are given equally loving prominence and our harbour bridge and opera house are there, bigger than their photographers and reassuringly constant.

Now that Philip Hammond has given the Northern Ireland executive extra cash we hope they fulfil that promise and help us to turn our harbour into a marine industrial hub for the future," Hill adds.

When fascism seemed unstoppable and our harbour was bombed, you battled across rocky Pacific islands and stormed the beaches of Europe, marching across a continent my own grandfather and uncle among your ranks—liberating millions and turning enemies into allies.

"If some of that £250m is given to us to increase the size of our harbour he has promised us he will take the boat into Kilkeel with his fishing catches.