Sentence examples for coast run from inspiring English sources

East Coast run services from London King's Cross to Newcastle.

The first of these, the Viking, was christened recently by Maersk, the ship's owner.As inland and offshore wells nearer the coast run down after decades of exploitation, so Big Oil is being forced ever farther out to sea.

The influence of the Pacific is felt on two sides of this boxy promontory: the hills – uniquely for this part of the coast – run west to east, funnelling cooling wind and fog inland.

With the East Coast run efficiently and safely in public hands, and contributing hundreds of millions back to the Treasury and investing in services rather than private profits, the West Coast should be next with the rest to follow under one, single, publicly owned and integrated umbrella.

Had the CBS boss successfully cancelled "Dukes" after its East Coast run, millions of dollars would have been lost, hundreds of stunt men would have been out of jobs, and billions of teenage boys (who worshiped Catherine Bach's style of shorts) would have had a lot more bottled up energy.

Additional extra buses normally provided by Go South Coast run from Bristol to the festival.

After all, the coast runs parallel with a barrier reef second only to that of Australia.

East Coast runs high-speed train services between London King's Cross and Newcastle.

But JetBlue's newest routes indicate it could be leaning more toward long-haul markets rather than East Coast runs.

Inland from the coast runs a chain of highlands, known as the Great Dividing Range, from Cape York in northern Queensland to the southern seaboard of Tasmania.

The highway is one of the nation's oldest and spans the whole East Coast, running from Fort Kent, Me., to Key West, Fla.