Sentence examples for cold shores from inspiring English sources

Over these cold shores, however, one soft wind is blowing.

"Coming from the cold shores of Wales, the possibility of long, hot summers and surf motivated this motley crew," he told me.

There are traditional Norse accounts of a land known as Svalbarð literally "cold shores"—although this may have referred to Jan Mayen, or a part of eastern Greenland.

(also called channelled wrack) is a brown seaweed of the Fucaceae family distributed on the cold shores of the northern hemisphere.

I'm still not sure whether knowing this fact transformed lyrics that, when presented "straight" amounted to little more than doggerel ("What have we learned, now we've closed doors / The sands of time are lost on Dover's cold shore. / How will we live?

Applebaum, born in the 1960s, has adult memories of the Cold War; Shore, born in the 1970s, does not.

Things look like they're going well... until Susannah's body washes up on the cold Kennebunkport shore.

We have friends who let us stay with them in Playden, just north of Rye, and we woke to sunlight in that gentle, idyllic part of Sussex, which I barely visited when I was growing up beside the cold pebbled shore of Bexhill, only 15 miles away.

Or at least trying to come up with justifications for why we didn't fight fascism after WWII, but instead spent the Cold War shoring up every fascist right-wing government we could find.

A better understanding of paleoclimates, the flora of the cold North Pacific shores, and relationships of disjunct sister taxa have resolved Dunton's [105] paradox of differing origins for shallow-water animal and algal biotas in the Arctic.

One is that, with the cold war over, shoring up the multilateral trading system is no longer seen as a top priority for American foreign policy.