Sentence examples for certain shores from inspiring English sources

On certain shores of Lake Erie or Lake Michigan, waves are frequently big enough to wash in a kid on a boogie board.

When it was half its present distance from the earth, its power over the ocean tides was eight times as great as it is now, and the tidal range may then have been several hundred feet on certain shores.

IN the Hamptons, the right of public access to ocean beaches is rooted in a Colonial patent that recalls a time when certain shore fronts were thoroughfares for livestock.

Also, we're actually not taking any tempest-tost from certain teeming shores right now, Specifically the shores most likely to produce the tempest-tost.

The problem, the workers said, is that Fabi foremen were not allowing enough time for the floors to adequately cure before they removed or replaced certain pole shores, so the primary set of shores could be installed up another level to start work on the next floor.

sure/shore - sure means certain, but shore means the beach or coastline.

The combination of the Internet and scads of new environmental regulations, such as a rule that requires vessels to change from high-sulfur fuel to low-sulfur fuel when they are within certain distances of U.S. shores, has made it dreary work.

"I'll venture onto the shore a certain amount, then go back and venture out a little further with the next wave".

Mr Blair will spend most of this weekend trying to limit the damage that President George Bush's arrival on these shores next week seems certain to do him.Most although not quite all of the similarities end there.

They passed long months debating shore excursions at certain ports, poring over maps, pictures, and reports.

That is, an action that comes out of those scraggy edgelands where earth and water mix, where the shore is never certain.