Port-of-Spain

How To Use Port-of-Spain In A Sentence

• The country has no reason to believe that 2005 will see any reversion to the unchecked lawlessness that, at J'Ouvert in Port-of-Spain, for example, has scared away some would-be participants.
• Some 90 minutes earlier, downtown Port-of-Spain was like a ghost town, allowing traffic to flow smoothly, as everyone was glued to televisions and radios.
• Today a new building with a fireproof vault has been constructed on upper St Vincent Street, Port-of-Spain.
• They had been arrested together for singing calypsos on Wrightson Road, Port-of-Spain and though their careers had taken decidedly different paths, there was an intimacy to their relationship that was truly profound.
• There is no doubt that Port-of-Spain could do with cleaning up; but dealing with the perennial, thorny issue of vagrants is a far larger matter than merely one aspect of beautifying the capital.
• These would definitely not run into elevated costs, yet no action is being taken despite the fact that jefes in the Ministry of Works have agreed with me on this system of more efficient use of streets and roads in Port-of-Spain.
• Businessmen have complained that ships have been bypassing Port-of-Spain, due to heavy congestion and the general inefficiency at the port which, they say, in the receipt of containers.
• We should have the makings of a very workable plan so we can have an orderly evacuation of Port-of-Spain.
• Gomez is warded at Port-of-Spain General Hospital in a stable condition.
• The country has no reason to believe that 2005 will see any reversion to the unchecked lawlessness that, at J'Ouvert in Port-of-Spain, for example, has scared away some would-be participants.