Sentence examples for empty shores from inspiring English sources

But after bumping along hillocky dune trails, you'll enter onto wide-open, mostly empty shores.

Now, five years after the civil war ended, new luxury resorts such as those run by Uga Escapes, are springing up on lush and largely empty shores around the port of Trincomalee.

Sleepy Hawaiian monk seals dot the coast and schools of sharks have been known to swim remarkably close to empty shores.

An empty shore is not necessarily unpatrolled.

One picture shows a woman and two men on an empty shore, standing fully dressed in dark-gray water.

The food - mostly fresh fish - is as good as it is everywhere in the country, and the bar, set on a small island linked to the mainland by a wooden footbridge, looks back at an empty shore unmarked by roads or buildings.

Should you somehow become bored with the view, it's less than a half-day hike along the empty shore cliffs to the most beautiful mangrove swamp this side of the Florida Keys to fish for dinner.

"When we have found all the mysteries and lost all the meaning," says the despairing tutor of Tom Stoppard's Thomasina, in his stage-play, Arcadia, "we will be alone on an empty shore".

We'd earned a special knowledge but couldn't share it; liberated from the terror of never having experienced death but wearied, ultimately, by what it actually meant: slight wisdom lapping against a vast, empty shore.

Down the Port Chicago Highway in Bay Point — past the half-empty Shore Acres shopping center, across the railroad tracks — sits the McAvoy Marina, a decaying boat dock where a giant restaurant is shuttered and crumbling on the southern edge of Suisun Bay.

The Genofiles' house looked out over Shields as if it were an empty lake, its shores hedged about with oleander.