lumber port造句

• These ships needed to return to the lumber ports without the expense of loading ballast.
• By 1860, Bangor was the world's largest lumber port, with 150 sawmills operating along the river.
• Bangor became for a time the largest lumber port in the world, and the site of furious land speculation that extended up the Penobscot River valley and beyond.
• For a time, Bangor was the largest lumber port in the world, and the site of furious land speculation that extended up the Penobscot River valley and beyond.
• In 1938 she completed " Ellsworth, Lumber Port " in Ellsworth, Maine and in 1939 " Shipwreck at Night " in South Portland, Maine.
• Born the son of a shipwright in Belfast, Maine, Bryant learned the trade of housewright, and by 1825 had established himself in the nearby lumber port and boom town of Bangor, Maine.
• The harbour is made up out of four parts ( from east to west ); Oude Houthaven ( Old Lumber Port ), Houthaven, Nieuwe Houthaven ( New Lumber Port ) and Minervahaven ( Minerva Port ).
• The harbour is made up out of four parts ( from east to west ); Oude Houthaven ( Old Lumber Port ), Houthaven, Nieuwe Houthaven ( New Lumber Port ) and Minervahaven ( Minerva Port ).
• By 1826 Hardy had moved to Bangor, then a booming lumber port, and stayed for the rest of his life, painting portraits of not only the local elite but Penobscot Indians, the black barber Abraham Hanson, and members of his own family.
• Graham was largely responsible for managing Bangor's turn-of-the-century transition from lumber port to light industrial center through the provision of cheap electricity from dams across the Union River in Ellsworth, Maine and the Penobscot River at Veazie, Maine.
• The ship had arrived in Seattle to begin loading for the voyage on 22 July 1902 sailing for Tacoma on 25 July to load cargo, largely of lumber that had to be transshipped due to the fact the ship was too large to enter the lumber port, and took until 22 August to fully load cargo from scattered origins.