Sentence examples for estuary side from inspiring English sources

If the water level on the estuary side matches or rises above the dock water level - as it does now during high spring tides - it just pushes the gates open.

Rather than turning left onto the main beach where most of the tourists go, I like to carry on right to the end of the walkway, where you'll find a little known beach on the estuary side of the village.

Walking along the estuary-side path on an ebb-tide, I kept an ear tuned for our "wet-footed god of the horizons", scanned with my glass the shimmer around margins of emerging sand-banks for the bird whose curved-beak silhouette is as distinctive as its voice.

One side hails London as the glorious driving force of the entire UK economy, the other damns it as sucking the life out of everywhere that doesn't speak Estuary English.

Natural pressure would force ocean waters and small sea life into the estuary through one side of these tubes, while the mixed water would be pumped back out the other side".

Powderham Castle on the estuary's west side is so enchanting it could have come from a fairytale.

Mr Wu nowadays dreams about building an 18-mile (29km) bridge to connect Hong Kong to Macau and Zhuhai on the estuary's western side.In the other corner is Li Ka-shing, a legendary investor who runs, among many other things, most of Hong Kong's container port and the river-barge trade that feeds it, as well as a younger and faster-growing port in the eastern delta.

The 'sea ecotype' is also anadromous, but rears in fresh water for a shorter and more variable period (weeks or months) as it moves downstream to the estuary, typically inhabiting side channels and sloughs if these are available (Gilbert 1913).

It lies near the English Channel coast, on the west shore of the River Tamar estuary, on the opposite side of which lies Plymouth.

"A wide sweep out to sea, with the Thames Estuary away to one side and the French coast on the other," he wrote in a first-person account for The New York Times Magazine a few weeks later.

Most of the route is on smooth country lanes, with the exception of a section of towpath between Hest Bank and Carnforth on the Morecambe side, the estuary towpath from Glasson to Lancaster and a mile or so of gravel between Haverthwaite and Greenodd.