Sentence examples for coast running from inspiring English sources

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

"It's unlikely you're going to have a golf course that looks like it sits on the Oregon sea coast running through a residential development," he said.

Around a decade ago, I was writing a book about six countries along a stretch of west Africa's oil-soaked coast, running from Angola up to Nigeria.

Considered by many visitors to be the most beautiful part of the state, Goa's stretch of southern coast running from Betul down to largely forgotten Polem in the very south, is a beach-lover's dream of golden sands, gentle surf, and the mellowest vibe imaginable.

Maps used by researchers to illustrate what the state will look like in 2100 under current projections show the bottom of Louisiana's "boot" outline largely gone, replaced by a coast running practically straight east to west, starting just south of Baton Rouge.

Grassroots is what you've already done -- put down your roots, gotten stable; on the ground is what you're doing now -- almost literally hitting the ground (from coast to coast) running; then you'll go in the air -- media frenzy after media frenzy.

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.

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

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.

Last Thursday, the company ran a test in which searches originating on the West Coast ran the new ad ranking system.