Sentence examples for from shore from inspiring English sources

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However, 'from shore' is a grammatically correct phrase in the English language. It is often used to indicate the location or source of something in relation to a body of water. For example: - I could see the lighthouse from shore. - The boat was coming in from shore. - We collected shells from shore during our beach walk.

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FROM shore, David flashed a thumbs up: the signal for me to go ahead.

The New York Times - Travel

He was two miles from shore.

The New York Times

"It's still observable from shore".

The New York Times - Tech

She would learn from shore today.

The New York Times

This is far from shore grub.

The New York Times

They caught Read's cutter about 20 miles from shore.

The New York Times

"How far from shore are we going?" I asked.

Independent

China could far more easily launch its jets from shore.

The Economist

The V of its wake reached from shore to shore.

The New Yorker

The Bulgaria sank about two miles from shore.

The New York Times

Fishermen have no boats, only frayed nets cast from shore.

The Economist

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