Sentence examples for a seaboard from inspiring English sources

It doesn't matter if you don't know a spindrift from a seaboard — the language of sailing is lovely, both simple and elaborate, unexpectedly sexy and inexhaustibly metaphorical.

The commission issued a cease-and-desist order against Gisela de Leon-Meredith, a former controller of Chestnut Hill Farms, a Seaboard subsidiary primarily involved in shrimp farming.

And it is mostly thanks to them that Craske's work has survived, especially when in the early 1970s, Townsend Warner presented her collection, along with whatever biographical material could be found, to Peter Pears and the Snape Maltings, believing that "Craske is an artist whose work should be on view in east Anglia … enhanced in the sharpened light of a seaboard sky".

I also just got my hands on a piece of gear made by Roli called a Seaboard RISE.

Rudess uses a Continuum Fingerboard, a Korg Kronos, a custom-made Zen Riffer and a very special little item called a Seaboard which has a super-high-tech look and feel kind of like a rubbery, 'nerf' keyboard.

The experience Ordyn-Nashchokin acquired in dealing with Sweden at this time convinced him that Russia should seek to become a maritime power with a Baltic seaboard.

In the meantime, the paradox of a prosperous seaboard city, one with plentiful rainfall, drawing water from a polluted system was not lost on the rest of the country.

"A Mercy" takes us deeper into the bygone than any of Morrison's previous novels, into a Southern seaboard still up for grabs: "1682 and Virginia was still a mess".

But as ever, it is Liberia's poor majority who really bear the brunt.Monrovia is a tropical, seaboard city with many communities built on Mangrove swamp.

El Salvador lies on the Pacific coast (without an Atlantic seaboard) and it is the smallest of the Central American countries.

The New Yorker, February 19 , 1955P. 28 An undergraduate at an Eastern-seaboard university received a letter in answer to a curricular inquiry he had made.