Sentence examples for coast reading from inspiring English sources
The west coast reading was on military radar, which does not rely on communicating with a transponder as civilian radar does.
Her novel – the improbable tale of a Japanese diary washed up in a lunchbox on the Canadian pacific coast – reads like the forced marriage of mysticism and film scenario.
While federal warships searched for the raider off the New Jersey coast, Read took Archer to Portland, Maine.
On the coast, bumper stickers reading "Keep Leucadia Funky" are borne proudly.
Yet even armed with this foreknowledge, after reading "Wild Coast," I longed to fly to Paramaribo, charge into the interior (escorted, ideally, by a couple of bodyguards) and try to see what Gimlette saw.
To learn about different parts of the coast, Mr. Downey started reading magazines like Coastal Living and Sail, and he said they helped him get a feel for various communities.
Over beers he tells us how he left Mexico in his youth to become a hippy on the US west coast, and returned after reading about the Huichol and the ghost town of Real de Catorce in the "esoteric" department of a bookshop.
If, at this stage, any viewer is idly wondering if the writer named the anchorwoman after the daughter of the Duke of York, another nudge is given when the south coast weather is read by a heroine with the unusual name of Hero (Billie Piper).
The layers of sedimentary rock along the Jurassic Coast can be read like a book.
On the West Coast, Kenneth Patchen had pioneered in reading what he called his "picture poems" to the accompaniment of the Charles Mingus combo.
I've long mourned the state of the Golden State, so I started reading "On the Coast of Crazy" with great anticipation.
