Sentence examples for coastline pull from inspiring English sources
Can the north-west coastline pull off the great reinvention?
The oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is moving towards the coastline, pulling down BP shares.
Gaza--Traffic on Sea Street, a major thoroughfare alongside Gaza's coastline, includes horses, donkeys pulling carts, cyclists, pedestrians, trucks and cars, mostly older models.
Make the general shape of your landmass first, then add more eccentric features, you have to pull the coastlines inward and outward, otherwise the map will look unnatural.
In this image taken on 4 June, ice has pulled away from the coastline in the east and the bright white ice has taken on a blue appearance as it thins and become waterlogged.
Under a nearly full moon, a small boat pulled away from the Libyan coastline.
The boat pulled out of the harbor, quickly moving past Maine's picturesque, rocky coastline and out into the open water.
On a quiet stretch of coastline along the western shore of the Dead Sea, a sinkhole had swallowed a piece of a road, pulling in concrete and rusted fence posts.
For a ravishing project in New Zealand, the firm pulled together "a team of ornithologists, conservation biologists and regional experts" to restore seven miles of coastline that had been degraded by grazing.
"What we want to promote is a sense of pride within the community about the island's coastline, we have some of the most spectacular scenery in the British Isles here on the island and if we all pull together we can make it even better".
