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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a shore of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a location or boundary related to a body of water, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "We walked along a shore of the lake, enjoying the peaceful scenery."
Alternatives: "a bank of" or "a coast of".
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Now it is just a crumbling town on a shore of ruined piers and rusty fuel tanks, squeezed between a power plant and a quarry.
My mother is German, and we were spending a few weeks in her childhood home, where the garden slopes down to a shore of the Baltic.
Some say a new capital for the EAC must be built from scratch, perhaps on a shore of Lake Victoria, with a new international airport to match Nairobi's.But simpler things will be needed a lot sooner.
Kalpana and I walk to sandy Manal Kinaru beach, five minutes from Father David's house: warm waves break on a shore of wild scrub and sugar palms, a few birds hop about, and there's not another person nor a building in sight.
It is a place of rugged natural beauty: a shore of granite outcroppings that jut into a cold blue sea, a movie set of a New England village with streets full of small shops and not a traffic light in the town.
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Expect a mix of reggae, 1950s ambience, fancy fruity cocktails and a shore menu of many fried items.
Cellulase enzymes account for a significant shore of the world enzyme market.
To guard a shore, a line of sensors can be set on the ocean floor.
Vulcanized polyurethane rubber with a shore A hardness of 60 was used for the pad.
We were like fish flopping on a shore, dying out of the water.
The stratigraphic investigations revealed that the settlement occupied a hill on the shore of a lake.
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