Sentence examples for a seacoast from inspiring English sources

Any country with a seacoast can have all the water it wants through desalination.

(Seaboard means "land bordering a seacoast," though "Western Seaboard" is an unfamiliar term).

That's the Portsmouth paradox: It's a seacoast town without a beach, an escapist retreat with a decidedly real-world spin.

Countries without a seacoast or big navigable rivers tend to be poor, because transport costs overland or by air are much higher than transport costs by sea.

The park's name comes from the large number of fossil beds in the surrounding area, which was a seacoast 100 million years ago.

The meditative short lyric that follows, full of calm beauty in its description of a seacoast sunset, is the best answer to your reviewer.

The book will cover de Forest's evolution from a young idealist with a Manhattan showroom, promoting traditional Indian woodcarvings, to a nocturnal seacoast hermit.

It includes a group of inland valleys, a coastal plain separated by low mountains that are interspersed with steep passes, an arc of still higher mountains, and a long seacoast.

She and her father went out to lunch in Essex, a picturesque seacoast town nearby.

The New Yorker, March 23 , 1929P. 11 Interception of rum boats in a New England seacoast town.

Favorite vacation: We're from a little seacoast town called Rockport, Mass.