Sentence examples for visited port from inspiring English sources

The Labour leader, who visited Port Talbot on Wednesday afternoon, described the government as being "in disarray" in a letter to David Cameron calling for the recall of MPs from the Easter break.

Spending three weeks in New York, he completed "The Open Boat" and periodically visited Port Jervis to see family.

Cameron Sinclair, executive director of Architecture for Humanity, a nonprofit design group based in San Francisco, said he was "horrified" when he visited Port-au-Prince and Gonaïves last October to assess the quality of construction there.

He crossed the bay and visited ports in Sri Lanka.

British sailors are generally credited with having introduced boxing to Latin America when their ships visited ports in Argentina en route to the Straits of Magellan.

In the following years, his ships visited ports in South America, Australia, the Spice Islands, India, and China, opening up the Far Eastern trade for other New England merchants.

Ship-shape: Le Soléal Go chic and boutique Go chic and boutique Sleek new ship Le Soleal (0800 980 4027; en.ponant.com), which accommodates a maximum of 264 passengers, is neat enough to get into smaller, less visited ports.

In October the intimate Clelia II of Classical Cruises will leave Piraeus on a 65-night cruise to the Southern Hemisphere with calls at less frequently visited ports in Africa like Mosselbaai, South Africa; Libreville, Gabon; and Nouakchott, Mauritania.

The BBC's Laura Trevelyan visited Port-au-Prince to see what progress was being made.

It was a prescient one, as Naples is today one of the most visited ports in the leisure-cruise industry.

Departing Norfolk in January 1955, Wisconsin took part in Operation Springboard, during which time she visited Port-au-Prince, Haiti.