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He gave a little shrug, his head turned towards the harbour entrance again.

The next morning, he formed a battle line and drove for the harbour entrance.

On the south side military defences protecting the harbour entrance were built.

A few moments later the boat was in the water and pulling for the harbour entrance.

The year before this a new chain to block the harbour entrance was ordered at a cost of £200.

Much closer to the harbour entrance is the boathouse built in 1996.

It is marked by a lighthouse on the west side of the harbour entrance.

The current lifeboat station is located at the harbour entrance.

A lighthouse built at the harbour entrance in 1869 is a local landmark.

The harbour entrance is restricted due to the tide and ice during much of the year.

Almost directly south of the harbour entrance she made her turn, hard to port into the channel, and headed in.

They may appear at any moment at the harbour entrance."

"These batteries," the pilot said, pointing to the harbour entrance.

He sat and looked out of the window, which commanded a view of the harbour entrance.

The squadron was deployed in line ahead off the harbour entrance to support the attack, facing north.

The statue represented their sun god Helios, which stood at the harbour entrance.

Mallory turned the wheel away from the harbour entrance.

"Batteries at the end of thePalizadasto cover the harbour entrance.

From the concealed naval ships beside the harbour entrance, she heard cheering.

This was to thwart a German plan to sink them where they would block the harbour entrance.

He looked at the Admiral, who avoided his eyes, finding something of interest at the harbour entrance.

And have a guard boat rowing across the harbour entrance from sunset until sunrise.

A weird isolated structure like a huge cabin reared up close to the harbour entrance.

This had to be abandoned as conditions at the harbour entrance were too dangerous for the lifeboat to enter.

A new boat house on the west side of the harbour entrance was opened in 1894 with a slipway to make launching easier.

The current was strongest where it moved toward a harbor entrance.

"But first I want to get a look at that installation just outside the harbor entrance."

A similar attempt to block the harbor entrance during the night of 3-4 May also failed.

In four hours they were at the harbor entrance.

Even the harbor entrance was too shallow and this made it difficult to get the products to market.

They were swinging clear of the docks and turning toward the harbor entrance.

The purpose of the attack was to prevent her from being used to block the harbor entrance.

You'll see a pretty whitewashed church protecting the harbor entrance.

The lighthouse is 63 feet tall, and marks the harbor entrance.

Commercial fishermen still ply their traditional trade beyond the harbor entrance.

Let the forward mule bear on the harbor entrance.

It replaced an ordinary red light that previously marked the harbor entrance.

The smaller vessels outside the harbor entrance were in apparent disarray.

She got underway, but ran aground at the narrow harbor entrance.

"If we get even one ship past the harbor entrance we cut the death toll by a third."

The Jefferson was sliding slowly past the harbor entrance.

She was deliberately beached to avoid blocking the harbor entrance.

"Then you're ordered to anchor off the harbor entrance!"

He was still thinking along these lines when the boat buried its bow in the first big swell at the harbor entrance.

He pointed to a tall pillar of rock guarding the harbor entrance.

On the hill overlooking the harbor entrance, a huge French fort stood sentinel.

Cat held his course for the harbor entrance.

"We're on the flood, my Lord, otherwise we'd never make her past the harbor entrance.

"But you said the harbor entrance was closed," Ramius said.

Turning, aghast, we stared back toward the harbor entrance.