Sentence examples for river harbor from inspiring English sources

But many of the city's residents prefer to spend their evenings at the Media Hafen, a U-shaped river harbor, which in the last decade has been transformed into a showcase of trendy restaurants, fashion showrooms and media business offices.

The back of the house faces the promenade and beyond it, the river, harbor and skyline.

But here, distinctive flat boats float in river harbors.

There is also an elk herd in the area, and black bear and mountain lions, etc. Kendall Warm Spring, near the river, harbors a unique species of dace.

He also helped supervise several harbor dredging and construction projects, involving the harbor in Buffalo, New York, the Harbor of Refuge in New Buffalo, Michigan, Erie Harbor in Erie, Pennsylvania, and the river harbors of St .Louis, Missouri and Alton, Illinois.

In conclusion, our analysis of historical samples up to 58 years old demonstrated that different rivers harbor genetically distinct steelhead trout populations, confirming the importance of implementing appropriate supportive breeding strategies to maintain their inter- as well as intra-population genetic integrity.

In studies designed to investigate the environmental exposure of fish in Lake Erie tributaries, a benthic fish, the brown bullhead (Ameiurus nebulosus), was collected from the industrially contaminated Detroit River, Ottawa River, Black River, Cuyahoga River-harbor and -upstream, Ashtabula River, Buffalo River, and Niagara River, and the non-industrialized Old Woman Creek during 1997 2000.

But the New York magazine article also said the river and harbor bottoms constituted a huge underwater parking lot.

The other jail, a floating barge now parked in the East River adjacent to the Hunts Point Market, would be moved to the site, which includes about seven acres in the river and harbor space deep enough to handle the giant barge.

As a captain he was with the Corps of Engineers for twenty-two years, devoting a lot of time to the building of dams and fighting flood He became one of the country's outstanding river and harbor experts.

When a rainstorm suddenly sends millions of gallons of water into an already overloaded system, the extra must be stored or — if storage is lacking — discharged, untreated, into the nearest river or harbor.