Sentence examples for coast lagoon from inspiring English sources

I could imagine us at a place that looks a bit like the East Coast Lagoon Hawker Centre, Daniel's Club Med, although it would overlook the Hudson rather that the Strait of Singapore.

The next evening, though, while the Seetohs and I were on the way to the East Coast Lagoon Hawker Centre to have some salted vegetable and duck soup (a dish that has replaced French fries in Patricia Seetoh's pantheon), Seetoh pulled up in front of a shopping mall called the Shaw Centre.

At his retirement, he had just presided over a $2.5-million 2.5-millionf a beach venupgrading the East Cofst Lagoon Hawker Centre, which was turned into something so reminiscent of a tropical resort that Seetoh refers to it as "Daniel's Clubeach".

East Coast Lagoon Food Village at East Coast Park: An open-air hawker center nestled alongside the beach and modeled after a rustic Malay village, East Coast is the place to sample fresh seafood (try the chili crab at Long Beach Seafood), laksa (Roxy Laksa), and grilled meat satay skewers (Haron Satay).

from the coast, lagoons or other bodies of water, towards higher ground and even into hills or mountains.

The first thing you should try to do, if possible, is to move away from the coast, lagoons or other bodies of water, towards higher ground and even into hills or mountains.

There are a dozen or more windsurfing schools along the coast and lagoons, and international competitions at Gruissan.

A total of 13 species of microalgae and 14 strains of cyanobacteria, collected directly in the Portuguese coast and lagoons, were characterized for their fatty acid contents, focusing on two with a market potential — i.e. eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA); and another already with alternative (yet somehow more expensive) natural sources — i.e. α-linolenic (ALA) acid.

Along the Northern Mediterranean coasts and lagoons, the outbreak of winter disease may lead to fish mass mortality up to 80% during the winter season, with significant economic losses for semi-intensive and extensive aquaculture production [ 5– 9].

Sand dunes line an attractive coast; the Curonian Lagoon (Lithuanian: Kuršiu Marios), almost cut off from the sea by the Curonian Spit, a thin 60-mile (100-km) sandspit, forms a distinctive feature.

"Money goes where money is, and the rest of us stay poor," says Dee Brown, who punts tourists around the north coast's Blue Lagoon on a bamboo raft.The private sector has also been shackled by bureaucracy.