Sentence examples for Living offshore from inspiring English sources

Partly to keep the footprint from becoming overwhelming, all but about 300 of the Americans here are living offshore.

A recent cover of Private Eye, a British satirical magazine, caught the national mood, showing Santa Claus being booed for living offshore.

"People who need to send dollars to children or relatives living offshore will pay whatever it takes to get them," said one recent buyer of dollars.

Island living "is an adventure if you haven't lived offshore.

Her husband, a tugboat mechanic, lives offshore four consecutive nights, followed by four nights off.

Others, like the ashy storm-petrel, live offshore and are not likely to be seen by casual observers.

A recently estimated 45 "anchor-outs" or "live-aboards" still live offshore, untethered to the grid, where they say they are occasionally hassled by the Coast Guard.

Also notable are the Bajau, a traditionally maritime people who in large measure continue to live offshore in houses raised on stilts over the water.

The F0 cod come from dozens of subpopulations of "fiord cod" living along the coast and of skrei, or "wandering" cod, which live offshore.

There are no records of the mass stranding of baleen whales; all such events have involved only toothed whales that normally live offshore and may not be familiar with physical borders.

The city has fewer than forty thousand permanent residents; the majority of Atlantic City's workers live offshore, in the townships of Atlantic County, which, in the first quarter of this year, led the nation in foreclosures.