Sentence examples for various harbours from inspiring English sources

The damage came as some of the worst winter storms to hit Britain in 20 years shattered various harbours and coastal areas.

He and Barrington then took a private cruise along the Channel coast calling at various harbours including Brest, making and improving their charts as they went.

This was essential to prevent the concentration of a large force of invasion barges, that had been constructed at various harbours under the guidance of a Captain Muskein.

Although the French garrison was repatriated, the invaders captured six French frigates (Manche, Astrée, Bellone and Minerve, Iphigénie and Néréide) and several smaller warships (the corvette Victor, the brig Entreprenant, the aviso Lutin and the Mouche n°23) in the various harbours of Isle de France as well as 24 merchant ships.

Renamed as Blokshiv (hulk) No. 8 on 4 September 1914, she was used on various harbour duties.

Similar profiles were found in various harbour porpoise tissues in previous studies [ 10, 15, 57, 58].

Transpacific Race, also called Honolulu Race, one of the world's oldest major ocean races for sailing yachts, a 2,225-mile 2,225-mile 3,580-kilometre 3,580-kilometrealifornia harbours to Honolulu, Hawaii.

The troops and engineers of the legions built many of the greatest works of the Roman Empire, including its extensive network of roads; the watchtowers, forts, and garrison towns manned by its troops; the aqueducts that brought water to cities and towns; and various bridges, harbours, naval bases, and lighthouses.

In order to check if all PEPC genes across various species harbouring A780S mutation result from divergent or convergent evolution, we have created a phylogenetic tree using the multiple sequence alignment of all the PEPC isoenzymes from representative species under various major plant orders including many C3 and C4 from both dicots and monocots (Fig.  9).

Underwater Wireless Sensor Network (UWSN) could be installed in both shallow and deep water of the harbour for detecting various types of harbour activities.

Moreover, as the neoconservative sociologist Daniel Bell argued, capitalism harbours various "cultural contradictions" that undermine its own social and ethical foundations.