Sentence examples for ports build from inspiring English sources

They quickly became two of Myanmar's most powerful business tycoons, winning contracts from the country's military junta to run ports, build highways and oversee airport operations.

And it lacked basic infrastructure except for the roads and ports built to move exports.

Abidjan, one of the many trading ports built by Europeans along the African coast, is located on a lagoon rather than on the sea.

The cramped pipeline network will have to be expanded, and new deepwater ports built to accommodate the supertankers used in the trans-Atlantic oil trade.

Luckily, the Calcpad also has two USB ports built right in.

The computer has a built in card reader, as well as 6 USB ports, built in Wi-Fi, and an HDMI port.

But thanks to Windows 98′s welcome but sometimes unwieldy software plumbing for the Universal Serial Bus ports built into most recent computers, USB cameras have emerged as the peripheral of the moment.

There's a FaceTime reader camera/mic setup and, perhaps most compelling, a trio of USB-C ports built in for desktop docking.

These USB docking stations are basically glorified USB hubs with external VGA or DVI graphics adapters, audio and microphone inputs, and Ethernet ports built into them.

Associated British Ports built a new terminal at Hull to accommodate the passengers using these two ferries.

The gunman fired "from various locations," and used gun ports built into the sides of his armored van.