Phrases with «inner harbor»

The phrase "inner harbor" refers to a protected area of water within a larger harbor or port. It is where boats and ships can safely anchor or dock, away from strong currents or rough waves. Full definition

Sentences with «inner harbor»

  • Known for its beautiful coastall areas, crab, and inner harbor Baltimore tourist scene, the state has no shortage of things to do. (vahomeloancenters.org)
  • This included pressuring Empire State Development to allow COR to proceed on a hotel near Syracuse's inner harbor without a labor peace agreement and securing a raise for Aiello's son, who was working in the state's executive chamber. (politico.com)
  • It left Buffalo's inner harbor Wednesday on its way to the combat ship's home base of Mayport, FL.. (news.wbfo.org)
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