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Meanings of overlooking the harbour in English

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Usage of overlooking the harbour in English
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Rooms have direct access on to a veranda overlooking the harbour.
News.com.au
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Just outside the Ploce Gate, there is a lovely restaurant overlooking the harbour.
The South African
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Eventually Zakynthos town was rebuilt, the Venetian architecture overlooking the harbour painstakingly reconstructed.
Fugitive pieces
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Outside, billows of smoke rose from a ragged line of houses overlooking the harbour.
Transgression: a novel of love and war
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Many of the rooms have balconies overlooking the harbour.
The Irish Times
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The outskirts ahead of Sinon were modest houses overlooking the harbour, home to the fishing families.
The Naked God
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The Bun Tai Lins lived in a rickety wooden house up the hill overlooking the harbour.
A Town like Alice
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He overtook his companions and asked them to go along to some rocks overlooking the harbour.
The Beautiful Wretch; The Pupil of Aurelius; and The Four Macnic...
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Up a twisting narrow road called Compass Hill, overlooking the harbour at Kinsale, lies The Grove.
The Irish Times
10
We have been living in a little house overlooking the harbour for all of this long year.
The Lady of the Rivers
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In Bergen, in a little office overlooking the harbour, he established a small team of extraordinary talent.
The Irish Times
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Nestled in the undergrowth on the eastern side, overlooking the harbour, lie the ruins of the San Guillermo Hermitage.
BBC
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Set high on Montjuic, a hill overlooking the harbour of Barcelona, the pavilion was visited by hundreds of thousands of people.
BBC
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She was lucky in that overcrowded place to get a room to herself, a room with a balcony overlooking the harbour.
A Town like Alice
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Chase, after a sleepless night, came down and, without waiting for his breakfast, hurried out upon the gallery overlooking the harbour.
The Man from Brodney's
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The admiral at once selected a point overlooking the harbour and roadstead, on which he forthwith ordered a battery to be erected.
The Boy who sailed with Blake
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