Sentence examples for permanent harbours from inspiring English sources

A similar harbour at Saint-Laurent-sur-Mer on Omaha Beach was destroyed (June 19 22) by harsh storms, and Arromanches thus became one of the principal offloading areas for Allied troops and supplies until permanent harbours could be repaired at Cherbourg, Anvers, and elsewhere.

Some diatoms, including Climacodium frauenfeldianum and Rhopalodia gibba, are known to harbour permanent endosymbionts [ 96, 97, 102].

The permanent component of each organ harbours its respective stem cells, and the cyclic component contains the growth centre for the formation/regeneration of each organ.

These valleys are characterized by harsh katabatic winds, glaciers, sandy surroundings, and permanent ice-covered lakes, which harbour the most exceptional life-in-ice-forms I have ever seen.

Due to the complexity of the immune and endocrine systems, further investigations on harbour porpoises in permanent or temporary human care under controlled and repeated conditions are needed to unravel the remaining uncertainties.

Arable land in Switzerland harbours low biodiversity and lacks permanent species-rich structures.

Harbour porpoises and dolphins are a permanent presence around Mull and its junior sisters Coll, Tiree, Treshish and Staffa.

After leaving Tåsinge, I caught a ferry to Drejø, a small island 5km long and with permanent population of around 75. From the harbour, a track atop a dyke followed the island's southern coast.

Previous plans for a permanent exhibition in a disused customs warehouse in Stockholm harbour collapsed in 2008.

Although Lympne had a customs clearance point there was no permanent customs officer there; a telephone call to Folkestone Harbour was needed to clear customs.

Ownership of the replica was transferred to the Australian National Maritime Museum in 2005 for permanent service as a museum ship in Sydney's Darling Harbour.