Sentence examples for facing shores from inspiring English sources
However, Pauline did cause high surf along the east facing shores of all the Islands.
We began exploring the south side of the island, the windward facing shores of the notorious hostile Southern Ocean.
Its position at the estury of the River Tay makes it prone to erosion, and the position of both the West and East facing shores have changed considerably over the years.
After more than two months at sea, we had arrived to embark upon a voyage only a handful of sailors had successfully achieved: to circumnavigate the island of South Georgia and visit the Antarctic facing shores of the south-side.
A powerful wave knocked him down, and when he righted himself and found his footing he was facing the shore.
Good ATMOSPHERE -- A waterfront cafe with several rooms and an enclosed porch facing the shore, decorated in summery pastels: tablecloths and walls in pale peach and lemon.
Because the tidal flushing action is more effective on shores facing the Atlantic and because of the ocean's heaving surf, health officials consider the ocean a safer bet than calmer waters for swimming.
Unless you're a beach bum content to plant yourself on a few square feet of sand along Apulia's western or eastern coastline — as the spiky-tipped heel of the Italian boot, Apulia has shores facing each direction — you need to stay on the move.
Its rotunda-like entrance faces the shore; its side walls flaunt dolphin-shaped sconces and, carved in limestone, fraying ropes and scallop shells.
On a recent cool afternoon, a row of empty Adirondack chairs nearby faced the shore and, in the distance, Greens Ledge Lighthouse.
With a dwindling catch and the difficulties they face on shore, many fishermen are abandoning the trade to try their luck in other dangerous and illicit enterprises.
