Sentence examples for a shoreline of from inspiring English sources
Lake Victoria, with a shoreline of more than 3,000km, is Africa's biggest lake.
A man in a pink hat (Doig) sits in the bow, in profile, against a shoreline of green hills.
Lenkoran is low-built and pretty, with Lada taxis a go-go, and a shoreline of charcoal sand.
The summer people had departed, leaving a shoreline of empty houses and docks dragged onto lawns and secured with chains.
Across the narrow bay, a shoreline of coral falls away to mangrove scrub and then to the unkempt apartment blocks of Alamar, a Soviet-style workers' city.
The lake is about 35 miles (55 km) long with a shoreline of 135 miles (220 km) and, including several small islands, covers an area of about 730 square miles (1,900 square km).
Over the vast total image of a shoreline on a dark day she has chalked fragments of a mysterious narrative.
Then chug down a shoreline full of delights including Hartland Point, Bude and Boscastle.
As red earth gave way to gray and what looked like a shoreline, veins of a powdery white mineral appeared in the ground.
Rounding a rock face we see it clearly for the first time, framed by a shoreline full of arches and caves.
Caleta Portales, in contrast, was significantly affected by a shoreline retreat of 12.6 m between 2004 and 2016.
