Sentence examples for a foreshore from inspiring English sources

Holkham Beach, Norfolk With a foreshore that's at least half a mile wide, this is a beach on an awesome, elemental scale.

In 1920 (Fig. 7b; left), Kemigawa Town had a foreshore tidal flat that spread 3 km toward the sea.

In 1925 (Fig. 7a; left), Makuhari Town was a fishing village with a foreshore tidal flat spread in front of the town.

The presence of vegetation on the foreshore extends the range of water depths for which a foreshore can be applied for effective reduction of wave loads, and prevents intense wave breaking on the foreshore to occur.

The sloping part of the cross-shore profile (~1 20), built at a distance of 23.64 m from the wave maker, represents a foreshore slope, which evolves into a horizontal platform of height 0.415 m, containing the parameterized mangrove forest model.

It's a lesson I imagine you learn all too quickly once you've crashed a 432ft cargo ship into a rocky foreshore in Scotland with half a litre of rum in your blood.

And that's exactly what a shipping company did after it was discovered that a Russian sailor crashed a 7,000-ton 7,000-ton cargo ship into a rocky foreshore in Scotland with half a liter of rum in his veins.

The brief set a minimum of 50% parkland, with a 14km foreshore walk.

A party including Bull, Kristensen, Borchgrevink and others then headed for a shingled foreshore below the cape.

Across the river bridge, with its lonely cottage, the line follows a rocky foreshore edged with current-sculpted sandbanks where the main channel cuts close to the shore.

We have also analysed some seasonal variations in morphologic and textural parameters at the local marine beaches that could affect their sensitivity, having found that they are more sensitive during summer due to a wider foreshore zone during these periods.