Examples of 'harbours' in a sentence
Meaning of "harbours"
harbour (verb) - to shelter, conceal, or protect something or someone. For example, the forest harbored many rare species of birds
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- plural of harbour
- third-person singular simple present indicative form of harbour
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Who harbours or conceals that other person.
To divest recreational harbours from the inventory.
It harbours in the intestine and is very long.
Active recreational harbours that remain operational.
In harbours that predominantly serve commercial fishers.
A superb coupling that harbours a major surprise.
Closing harbours to asylum seekers is an illegal practice.
Specific criteria exist for yacht harbours.
The egg harbours the last of my kind.
If we were up to something we would have mined your harbours.
It also harbours certain risks and dangers.
Privatization of some public harbours has been completed.
He often harbours the intention of killing them.
Argentinos remind him of boats moored in harbours.
Today it harbours only small fishing boats.
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Considerable sums were spent on railways and harbours.
Lots of little harbours and fishing villages.
The island has several guest harbours.
Many of these harbours are experiencing severe deterioration.
Hard to believe this place harbours a murderer.
These are harbours identified as primarily recreational in use.
Almost every hilltop harbours such graves.
Both harbours were protected by massive fortification walls.
Not from any of the big harbours.
To open these harbours was the next task.
Hence the presence of many natural harbours.
That he harbours no fears about his seafaring.
Taxi transfer from the airports or harbours.
Provide efficient harbours and terminals.
Transfers from and to airports and harbours.
This trend harbours a lot of potential and challenges.
I want to go back briefly to small craft harbours.
This applies to harbours and roads in industrial areas.
Walking distance to new and old harbours.
The canal harbours many historical wooden ships.
Ghana does not have any natural harbours.
Sloth hair also harbours a rich fungal flora.
He harbours no signs of psychopathy or mental illness.
Public access to holiday harbours is also secured by legislation.
Harbours are demolished only if there is no local interest in them.
It has two harbours and a pier.
It harbours perhaps the most intense radiation environments.
It stayed in the harbours and did nothing.
He harbours feelings for you too.
Boat and guest harbours on a map.
Natural harbours are formed by such barriers as headlands or reefs.
The deterioration of fishing harbours remains a critical issue.
And it harbours the blighter who did that deed.
Is my sense that an evil man harbours a dark heart.
Its protein harbours all essential amino acids.
