Sentence examples for visit port from inspiring English sources

It's not possible to visit Port Talbot and ignore the steelworks.

People visit Port of Spain, the capital of Trinidad and Tobago, for Carnival, or pass through on their way to more traditional vacations on Tobago, the nation's other main island, a short flight away and thick with resorts.

It's the best day of my life, she said after carrying the torch on the 57th day of the relay.The torch relay made a detour to visit Port Arthur, arriving from Hobart, the capital of the island state of Tasmania, by catamaran and departing by helicopter.

Always there was a nagging thought in the back of our heads that "surely, there must be another way?" So when my dad and I planned to visit Port Elizabeth in the Eastern Cape – the seaside city where England will be playing their third World Cup game against Slovenia today – we thought long and hard about how best to incorporate a visit to a township.

Salisbury City will visit Port Vale, who beat Shortwood on Monday.

But many people don't realize how close to greatness they come when they sail from or visit Port Canaveral, (near Orlando, Floridaa.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg spoke a little Creole at a Haitian church in Brooklyn yesterday and then told the surprised congregation that he planned to visit Port-au-Prince next month to help celebrate the bicentennial of Haitian independence.

Mr. Moore said it has about 15 people to visit ports of entry to inspect the more than 15,000 product types under its jurisdiction, of a total field investigative staff of less than 90.

The World is the first ship of its size to burn the more eco-friendly marine diesel, which means you can visit ports where ships burning heavy fuel are banned.

They were also more likely to visit ports located in countries where illegal fishing, corruption, and less effective catch inspection programs were common.

While developing economies experience higher level of IUU fishing in their waters (Black 2007), our findings indicate that there is no difference in the number of times IUU fishing vessels visit ports in developed versus developing economies.