The harbour is an important naval base.
The colossal monument bestrode the harbour.
The damaged ship limped into the harbour.
The ship hit the harbour wall broadside on.
Our warships bottled up the enemy fleet in the harbour.
She was spirited away to a harbour storage.
But they and others are also said to harbour presidential ambitions of their own.
The Spaniards ran amuck in Chinese quarter and pillaged their jurks in the harbour.
Boats tour the extensive harbour facilities and the magnificent scenery of nearby waterways.
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Bart Kuipers, a harbour economist at Erasmus University in Rotterdam, thinks that is a little ambitious, but he reckons the crate could win 2-3% of the market.
The Tories harbour some libertarians (Ken Clarke, the justice secretary, and Dominic Grieve, the attorney-general, among them) but they are outnumbered by hardliners.
I would like to sincerely thank all those wonderful people who came out on the harbour this morning and down to the marina to wish Jess well.
In that first glorious hour, the mighty Vasa, which was intended to rule the Baltic, sank with all flags flying-in the harbour of her birth.
Since the power to administer Tianjin harbour was delegated to the local authorities two years ago, its economic efficiency has greatly improved.
Expensive plans to build an outer harbour there may no longer be necessary now that the joint venture could choose the cheaper option of extending Rio's port at Cape Lambert.
Finally they tied ropes to the shark's tail fin and behind its pectoral fin, and attached these ties to the rescue vessel, which towed the shark out through the harbour estuary.
A short film sequence of farmhands setting out on a lynching mission-staged and shot by Mr Beresford in bushland near Sydney harbour-precedes the opera's final, shattering scene.
"The income tax on enterprises with foreign investment in coastal economic open zones, or in other regions defined by the State Council, within the scope of energy, communications, harbour, wharf or other projects encouraged by the State, may be levied at the reduced rate of fifteen percent."
