Sentence examples for sea corridor from inspiring English sources

More than 35,000 allied sailors lost their lives in the battle to protect this vital sea corridor from the German U-boat threat.

The narrow Turkish straits are first and foremost a sea corridor, but not a passageway for oil and natural gas transportation.

Hundreds of thousands of mainly Syrian refugees crossed the short but precarious sea corridor to Greece from Turkey last year in small inflatable boats, but that route was effectively sealed after an EU-Turkey clampdown in March.

The idea is to "create a 'free and open Indo-Pacific region' by rediscovering ancient sea-routes and creating new sea corridors". In practice, it is conceptualized as being a series of enhanced, mostly sea-based economic triangles which will connect cities and other production hubs across regions that are predicted to rapidly rise and become the world's next epicenters of economic growth.

This result is plausible, since the ports with preferential placement near the international sea trade corridors passing from Suez are rendered more attractive for the world carriers in their effort to save time, than the more distant ports.

One simple but stunning property on her Web site is Ravens Havens in Paradise Valley, British Columbia (www.ravenshavens.com), a 40-minute drive from Whistler in what is called the Sea to Sky Corridor, an area that includes two historic routes, the Pemberton Trail and the Gold Rush Heritage Trail.

"It would be to secure sea and land corridors inside the country," said an EU official.

In an initial attempt to explore these questions, this study measures outdoor recreationist perceptions of representation in forest land-use planning outcomes in the Sea-to-Sky Corridor.

LA PAZ, Bolivia — At 6 a.m. in this city 11,900 feet above sea level, the corridors of the presidential palace are bitingly cold.

So those living close to the sea, or in corridors suffering frequent storms, will tend to absorb more of the heavy isotopes in their hair.For that reason, however, it is not perfect.

The case of recreation in the Sea-to-Sky Corridor in British Columbia (BC) is used to explore the issue of the representation of outdoor recreation in forest landscape management.