Sentence examples for through waterways from inspiring English sources

You can also book a stay at Costa Azul through Waterways, 15145 Califa Street, Van Nuys, Calif.

Officials said Tuesday that the corps will present a shortlist of options by the end of 2013 for preventing the carp and other fish from migrating between the Great Lakes and Mississippi River basins through waterways in the Chicago area.

What problem the company solves: Tugboats push vessels through waterways with a blocked line of sight, which has resulted in vessels running into other boats (some with people on board).

In the East China Sea, where both the United States and Japan maintain significant naval forces, China has largely limited itself to probing around the territory of Japan and ostentatiously sending flotillas through waterways near Japanese islands.

Since it was introduced to Africa from South America as an ornamental plant in the 19th century, the aquatic interloper has spread through waterways from Lake Victoria to the Nile delta.

Canadian archaeologists have located one of two ships lost at sea in 1845 during an expedition to chart the Northwest Passage, a sea route that would snake through waterways at the northern edge of Canada, connecting the Atlantic and Pacific oceans via the Arctic Ocean.

The contaminants are introduced through waterway and through several landbased sources into the Bay.

Sometimes, accidents are more common with passenger than freight maritime transport, particularly when vessels approach land masses or travel through narrow waterways [20], through fog [21] or with increased vessel traffic [22].

Over the last 23 years, I have wound through countless waterways that cut through the tangle of mangrove roots and branches.

Coursing through local waterways, the oil made its way into the Kalamazoo River and now ranks as one of the largest inland spills in the nation's history.

The compression of natural gas and the use of large-capacity tankers have also facilitated the transportation of these materials over long distances and through major waterways.