Sentence examples for At seaward from inspiring English sources

We cooked dinner on the boat and then returned to Main Street, for ice cream at Seaward Candies.

Changes in growth and juvenile size (N = 17), age at maturity (N = 5), age at seaward migration/smolting (N = 2) and fecundity (N = 2) were also reported.

The most likely reason for this somewhat unexpected relationship is the younger average age at seaward migration of hatchery ancestry smolts.

A domed 400-seater pavilion was constructed at a cost of £250 at the seaward end in 1888.

The damage at Heraclea was less severe, but after Michael landed troops at its seaward side, it too was forced to surrender.

In hole C0007D, which penetrates the frontal thrust at the seaward edge of the accretionary wedge, three major fault zones were identified at 237.5 to 259.3, 341.5 to 362.3, and 398.5 to 446.0 mbsf (Kimura et al. 2008).

At the seaward end of the Street of the Soma were the two obelisks known as Cleopatra's Needles.

The blaze, which began shortly before 7am, ravaged the pavilion at the seaward end of the partly-wooden structure.

In nearly all instances, it ends at its seaward edge with an abrupt drop called the shelf break.

Maximum growth would occur at the seaward edge, and lagoons would develop between the ascending barrier, or atoll, reef and the land or volcanic cone.

At the seaward end, the brook feeds a small waterfall, sluicing over the rock step into a sheltered pool perhaps a metre deep, from which a solitary bather – or two if they were good friends – might watch the setting sun.