Sentence examples similar to coast break from inspiring English sources

"The West Coast broke this barrier close to two decades ago".

In 2003 the multiyear cover of fast ice (see sea ice) along the northeastern Greenland coast broke out.

West Coast's $1 million investment in Sun was worth $59 million when West Coast broke up in 1986.

Deforestation near the coast breaks this cycle and denies rainfall to inland tropical forests.

Waves over 15 ft (4.6 m) battered the coast, breaking several ships from their moorings and tossing them into rocks.

That sent Onuaku on a coast-to-coast fast break that was as improbable as it was awkward.

In the past, Democrats have been able to count on Mr. Maldonado, a moderate Republican from the Central Coast, to break with his party without making such demands.

Bob Warren, director of the Panama City Beach convention bureau in Florida, who might be viewed as the magus of the East Coast spring break, clocks it at 45 days.

We'll cut the East Coast a break because it's only 7 a.m. when they come out.

Below, we discuss how each of the three factors hypothesised to be involved in maintaining the Wild Coast phylogeographic break is likely to impact on the two mudprawn lineages.

The objective of this study was to assess the relative importance of various oceanographic and biological factors in maintaining the separation of genetic lineages of coastal invertebrates at the Wild Coast phylogeographic break.