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Meanings of foreign port in English
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Usage of foreign port in English
1
I was without money in a foreign port, still dependent upon my benefactor.
2
Currently, American Samoa controls its own borders and therefore is considered a foreign port.
3
Perhaps some foreign port would be the safer landing place.
4
Each ship-master obtains one before leaving for a foreign port.
5
His father, a sea captain, died of a fever at a foreign port in 1808.
6
Belenko has not wandered into an embassy, or jumped ship while visiting a foreign port.
7
Perhaps it may later, and he'll think to enclose the money from some foreign port.
8
Half-caste and poor and pretty, in this foreign port!
9
They wanted to be bounding over the ocean-tobe on their way to some foreign port.
10
The moment I arrived in that foreign port I was overwhelmed with a sense of personal freedom.
11
The only thing which can be looked at upon her entering a foreign port is her commission.
12
You left one foreign port for another.
13
No captain would want to skulk into a foreign port under cover of darkness without showing his flag.
14
In return, Mr Putin made Britain his first foreign port of call as newly-elected president of the Russian Federation.
15
You can't send three large warships into a foreign port without it being a show of force, he said.
16
In obedience to orders, I must return to my vessel to-morrow and sail at once for a distant foreign port.
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