Sentence examples for vessels call from inspiring English sources

The harbours along the bay thrive as commercial centres serving the rich agricultural hinterland; transoceanic vessels call mainly at Cádiz.

The narrow channel of The Sound between Denmark and Sweden restricts ships to drafts up to 41 feet (12.5 metres); larger vessels call at Gothenburg, Sweden, which is the biggest oil port in the Baltic.

In 1999 just six vessels called at the port.

Lipids are taken up in lymphatic tissue in the gut through portals in vessels called lacteals.

Lymphocytes generally enter through specialized blood vessels called high endothelial venules (HEVs).

According to these models, each zone in the reactor is divided into a sequence of perfectly mixed vessels, called segments.

The blood of vertebrates passes through the tissues via tiny vessels called capillaries.

For more than two millennia the small, lateen-rigged sailing vessels called dhows were predominant.

Liquids such as petroleum are pumped through pipelines or carried in vessels called tankers.

Once within the lymphatic system, the extracellular fluid, which is now called lymph, drains into larger vessels called the lymphatics.

They covered unfinished ceramic vessels called blanks with cherry blossoms, trailing vines, insects and birds, depicted in mineral colors.