Sentence examples for outside harbors from inspiring English sources

Although "sunami" etymologically means "harbor wave", there have been many occasions in the very recent past to observe tsunamis outside harbors.

Beauregard understood that once enemy ships breached the outside harbor defenses, the odds changed drastically in favor of the Union.

And as more ships line up outside the harbors, analysts said, the backlog to unload their cargos could stretch into a month or more.

After Western nations began positioning naval vessels outside key harbors, the pirates simply tied their skiffs to the backs of 44s and set sail from remote beaches.

The Sandy Hook harbor pilot met the ship outside the harbor at Ambrose Light, which is about 14 miles from the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, and guided it through the Lower and Upper Bays of the harbor to the Hudson, where the docking pilot, who climbed aboard from a tug, took over, directing the ship a few degrees this way and a few degrees that way in consultation with the captain.

On arrival, the was visible from outside the harbor entrance, confirming that the Spanish fleet was in the harbor.

If you're skilled with the CD changer, play Part II outside safe harbor.

Once outside the harbor, we poled the flats at either side of the entrance.

Back then, you could harpoon giant bluefins right outside the harbor.

Not far outside the harbor is the Horsburgh Lighthouse, the last outpost of domestic law.

By daylight he was five miles outside the harbor, underway with a freshening breeze.