Sentence examples for block ocean from inspiring English sources

Some American coastal communities restrict tall buildings that would block ocean views.

The town is also considering building sea barriers against the next storm surge, a form of protection Long Beach rejected six years ago amid complaints that dunes would block ocean views and interfere with tourism.

Barrier island communities in the Northeast, for example, have resisted overtures from the Army Corps of Engineers to build sand dunes as a natural flood barrier, arguing that the dunes would block ocean views or harm the local tourism industry.

Bill Witte, chairman and chief executive of Related California, said Museum House wouldn't block ocean views or present any "significant impacts" to existing traffic patterns.

Just being immersed in a twenty-square block ocean of pink hats atop the heads of upbeat, determined women and their supporters buoyed my soul!

And the City Council election in Pismo Beach has gotten very interesting because Erik Howell, a councilman and coastal commissioner who ticked off Pismo residents by supporting a development that will block ocean views, now has challengers in his reelection campaign.

The Kimmerles point out that the society did not object to a recent unsuccessful proposal by the owners of the neighboring Point House to construct a two-story addition even though it exceeded the borough's 30-foot height limit and would have blocked ocean views from the lighthouse tower.

But what DUNE and other opponents of beach replenishment see is one long dune casting a shadow over their little slice of heaven -- a ridgeline running the length of the state blocking ocean views, making it a bit more difficult to get to the beach, blowing sand into nearby streets and houses and serving no particular purpose other than to make work for the Army Corps of Engineers.

Aug. 10 — After a week of public outcry over the school district's decision to block Ocean Township High School's drama club from performing "The Laramie Project," Superintendent Thomas M. Pagano decided Thursday to let the play go on this fall.

Grand theft: 4800 block Ocean View Boulevard.

April 2. Burglary, vehicle: 5300 block Ocean View Boulevard.