harbouring

The harbour lights opened.

The harbour was full of pleasure craft.

the small harbour bustled with boats.

the construction and equipment of new harbour facilities.

The harbour was full of all kinds of craft.

Men yarn of the harbour's famous pilots.

The harbour is four fathoms deep.

The old harbour has silted up.

a former employee who might harbour a grudge against the company.

the offered harbour of his arms.

he might have harboured in Falmouth.

citizens suspected of harbouring impure thoughts.

she heard the slap of water against the harbour wall.

As we came into harbour another ship hove alongside.

There is enough water in the harbour to float a fleet of ship.

The harbour lights opened in the distance.

He has been harbouring a grudge against me.

We can't see the harbour from here.

Maribel also harbours a salacious secret history.

One vessel briefly entered the main harbour on the island.

Sydney holds a tall ships race in its world famous harbour.

She harboured resentment against her stepmother.

Small boats loaded with wares sped to the great liner as she was entering the harbour.

There's someone on the harbour wall waving their arms.

Edward Colston was hurled into the harbour in Bristol, England.

We'll meet him at the harbour early in the morning.

Let's get back to the harbour.