seaport造句

It's a tiny little toy seaport.

The seaport cities supplied most of the leaders.

a seaport in northwestern Italy; provincial capital of Liguria.

AMISOM forces protect key sites in Mogadishu including the airport, the presidential palace, and the seaport.

No. 3 is from the seaport of Sakai, south of Osaka.

Wellington is trim and neat and English; it reminds you of a seaport town on the South Coast.

THE docks in Mobile, Alabama's only seaport, are crammed with lumber, steel coils, frozen chickens, coal and much else.

The study corrected for other factors that might explain higher growth, like the presence of a university or seaport.

The Temple of Artemis was built about 400 B. C. in the Ionian city of Ephesus, once a seaport on modern Turkey's west coast.

As for Congo, its sole seaport sits at the opposite end of a country that is as big as western Europe but possesses almost no transport infrastructure.

As a world famous seaport, Dalian can hold up to 40 ships that more than 10,000t at a time, and has a trade and transport relationship with over 160 countries and regions and above 300 harbors.

Prokudin-Gorskii in suit and hat, seated on rock beside the Karolitskhali River, in the Caucasus Mountains near the seaport of Batumi on the eastern coast of the Black sea.

XiaMen, a beautiful seaport of Southeast China in Fujian Province, is located in the point where jiulong River enters the sea, and near Zhangzhou Plain, Quanzhou Plain and Taiwan Strait, directly facing Taiwan and the series islands of Penghu with Taiwan Straits in between.