Sentence examples for edge of shore from inspiring English sources

The wind can get up, dogs can bark and pester, but the trail itself is gentle, undulating, well-marked and there are very few precipitous sections - Reddyshore Scout on the edge of Shore Moor, near Littleborough, is the exception, but it's still not the Andes.

You see the edge of the shore, but then you see the sand going out from that.

I followed the red-penciled routes that Mary in Castletownbere had suggested, first out to the end of the peninsula, then along another stretch of the northern coast, where the trail all but disappeared and I resorted to following the rocky edge of the shore.

At Jackie Keelen's, with its two carved wooden bears near its front door at the edge of this shore town, the bar's owner and namesake gushes over the changes that Keansburg's new mayor and his allies on the Borough Council have made in the two years since they were swept into power.

Around the sandy edge of the shore, the placid faces of moose peer out of the trees.

In this review a combination of morphologic and process elements is used to define the seaward edge of a shore platform.

This review concludes that the seaward edge of a shore platform will occur at or landward of wave base and should be defined as: the point where active erosion of the bedrock ceases, characterised by erosional features such as notches and block-plucking scars or the deposition of sediment of such a thickness that the underlying bedrock is not exposed during storm events.

Go to the eastern edge of the shore.

Many people imagine that beaches and barrier islands are just mountains of sand that sit unmoving at the edge of our shores.

That's the great mystery of songwriting — like wildebeests madly galloping, songwriters sometimes stumble unexpectedly to the edge of a gleaming shore.

Other than a bird hide at the end of the beach, you'll be alone beneath a Munro at the edge of the sandy shore.