Sentence examples for coastline far from inspiring English sources

The Atlantic Plain slopes so gently that even slight crustal upwarping can shift the coastline far out to sea at the expense of the continental shelf.

The film's emotional homoerotic narrative unfolds on Peru's stunning coastline, far from the gritty urban landscapes that typically serve as backdrops for gay stories.

In practice, seabasing means that a navy can land and support huge forces anywhere up and down the entire coastline, with far, far fewer restrictions on location, scale, and duration.

These participants will sample kelp from the entire California coastline as far north as Del Norte County and as far south as Baja California.

The last big arrivals of portuguese man o'war (Physalia physalis) in the UK were in 2009 and 2012, when they were reported across the English and Welsh coastline, as far north as the Isle of Man and as far east as the Isle of Wight.

"Part of my zeal is it's so different from what's been done to this coastline so far.

An uncontrolled oil spill from BP's planned wells in the Great Australian Bight could affect the coastline as far away as New South Wales, according to previously secret oil-spill modelling uploaded to the company's website this week.

There are also regulations issued by the state Department of Environmental Conservation, which has jurisdiction along a coastline as far as 300 feet beyond a wetland line, which is defined by the species of plants that grow there.

Senator Sir Philip Bailhache said: "The old holiday camp at Plemont has been an eyesore on our coastline for far too long.

Senator Sir Philip Bailhache, who brought the original proposition asking the States to make the £3.57m grant, said: "The old holiday camp at Plemont has been an eyesore on our coastline for far too long.

It's amazing to me that way back in the sixth century, people could have chosen this godforsaken bluff on a desolate coastline, so far from anything, to build a mighty castle...but they did.