Sentence examples similar to get a shore from inspiring English sources

She managed to get a shore-to-ship call at one point.

"I wonder if it would do any good Mum if you wrote to the Admiralty and asked them if there was no chance of getting a shore job at Rosyth".

They work three weeks and get a week shore-leave.

You don't have to pay that rate to get a glimpse of the shore — the beaches are open to the public.

Federal Communications Commissioner Robert McDowell increasingly sounds like a man stranded on a desert island, willing to say anything to get a ride back to shore.

"We've got to get a couple of things shored up," Rodgers said.

Get an early goal, shore things up, raise the pace before half-time and then cruise until the break.

"If you get a large three-inch Asian shore male together with a young lobster, it could rip it to pieces," she said.

The older and wiser among you will not be surprised to hear it is Gen Y that has allowed this strange and foreign garb to get a foothold on our verdant shores.

The waves turn out to be better than they looked from shore, and we both get a series of short, fast rides on good-sized waves.

"We needed to get some things shored up in the weight room, in the classroom, off the field, and we needed to get a great effort for all four quarters of a game".