Meanings of old waterway in English

The 145-year- old waterway is the fastest shipping route between Europe and Asia.

They had watched a mother and her toddler son walking by the old waterway.

Sections of the 100-year- old waterway are being dredged to take ships with a greater draft.

There's a little hollow and an old waterway from a spring above which makes a trail through the brush.

We had now entered upon a portion of the old waterway that Nautica insisted had been done up in curl-papers.

The project to widen the 100-year- old waterway that connects the Atlantic and Pacific oceans brings in a quarter of Sacyr's international revenue.

He was calling at a venture upon the number which Commodore Graham had rung up in the office above the old waterway of the Thames.

These massive gates, soon to be installed in new locks in the Panama Canal, currently stand guard near the Atlantic entrance to the 100-year- old waterway.

Many of these old waterways are lined with semi-derelict warehouses, recycling and scrap-metal yards, bottling plants and rusting industrial lifting gear.