Sentence examples for distant coast from inspiring English sources

Based on the chemical composition of his skeleton, the scientists concluded that he originally lived on a distant coast.

Subtle blues, greens and grays blend in the water and the clouds, with white dots hinting of structures on the distant coast.

The sea off the distant coast gleams golden, and the ruined mine engine houses and stacks appear as silhouettes scattered across this once industrialised land.

And: The wide, broad sea down below, sparkling in the sunlight, makes a hollow roaring sounds, the distant coast beckons temptingly, and everything grows sad and dull, as if you will never get off this Sakhalin again.

The wide, broad sea down below, sparkling in the sunlight, makes a hollow roaring sounds, the distant coast beckons temptingly, and everything grows sad and dull, as if you will never get off this Sakhalin again.

The loose scree underfoot, trap-rock debris from the "giant's" head, makes for an unpleasant start, but that will be forgotten once you reach the chest, in less than half a mile, as the whole of neighboring Quinnipiac University and the distant coast of Long Island come into view.

And it was over prairie that the railroad companies laid their tracks, finally binding the distant coasts in 1869.

The Pacific tsunami warning centre said the quake generated a wave that could cause destruction along nearby shores "and could also be a threat to more distant coasts".

Model run-time for each scenario is 24 hours to ensure that reflections off underwater features or distant coasts are captured59.

What we are waiting for on distant coasts is the energy that escapes from the storm, radiating outward into calmer waters in the form of wave trains — groups of waves, increasingly organized, that travel together.

Now that supermarkets are stuffed with exotic fare airfreighted from distant coasts, Westerners try to gesture towards their own heritage when laying a festive table, the more local the better.