Sentence examples for to seaport from inspiring English sources
noun
A town or harbour with facilities for seagoing ships to dock and take on or discharge cargo.
Next to Seaport Square is Waterside Place, an 11-acre parcel across from the convention center.
Fish is the story at this gorgeous Roslyn spot, whose name translates to seaport.
Cholera, originally confined to South Asia, had started spreading in 1817 from seaport to seaport, presumably carried by infected sailors.
He said he preferred Ocean House to Seaport, but was concerned that he might have to move again.
More than 420,000 people visited last year, while 600 volunteers donated 50,000 hours of their time to seaport programs and activities.
Until his division, transportation finance, was shut down, he was a vice president for risk management at G.E. Capital, evaluating $24 billion worth of financial transactions related to seaport construction.
Now, you have to go to the Seaport to see some tumblers.
I went to South Street Seaport to find out.
The tsunami caused extensive damage to seaports along the northeast coast of Honshu, Japan's largest island.
One is their proximity to seaports on the Caribbean, making for lower shipping costs to Europe compared with southern rivals.
Much of the coal is supposed to move to seaports on China's east coast, to be shipped to big cities in the south.
