Sentence examples for coast border from inspiring English sources

By the end of the 1960's, it had laced up the nation, coast to coast, border to border.

There were also thrilled and thrilling women there, all those fine brown felines visiting the artist who set the romantic standards for men from coast to coast, border to border.

This selection of mid-twentieth-century ads takes us from the post-war exuberance of expanding air travel ("coast to coast, border to border") to the cool elegance of the jet age.

North Korea reported scores of people killed, thousands of homes damaged or destroyed and farmland near the east coast border with South Korea submerged after a typhoon, designated Rusa, swept the Korean peninsula.

The reporter pointed out that he had seen similar scenes from a collapsing rural economy "coast to coast, border to border": shuttered saw mills, abandoned mines, closed schools, rutted roads, ghost airports.

Dumfries and Galloway, council area of southwestern Scotland whose coast borders the Solway Firth, the Irish Sea, and the North Channel.

Population centres on the Isle of Sheppey are concentrated on a range of low cliffs along the northern coast bordering the Thames estuary.

There are three areas of active volcanism: in the extreme west, on the north coast bordering Open and Kimbe bays, and in the northeast on the Gazelle Peninsula near Rabaul, where nearby craters such as Mount Tavurvur and Vulcan Crater present a constant threat to that town, which was formerly the largest settlement on the island.

The bottlenose dolphin has large populations off the coast of west Wales and eastern Scotland, while white-beaked dolphins are much more likely to occur along the East coast bordering the North Sea.

India's western coast, bordering the more placid Arabian Sea, experiences cyclones only rarely; these mainly strike Gujarat and, less frequently, Kerala.

Rakhine State, on the west coast bordering Bangladesh, was hit by torrential rains at the start of July, which created a carpet of mud covering wells and latrines, as well as the floors of hospitals, schools and houses.