Sentence examples for go onshore from inspiring English sources

Yes, wet-suit-clad surfers go onshore after surf sessions to analyze statistics for their fantasy surfing teams.

In each port, I'd go onshore and begin searching — in museums, in libraries, in archives, in courthouses.

That's because embarking on a cruise requires a certain willingness to mingle with the masses at the buffet line, pile into the pool with hundreds of other passengers and go onshore with complete strangers — and like it.

If it's rainy or cloudy for a few days, I prefer to go onshore to charge up my laptop and give the boat batteries a rest.

Instead of going onshore and returning with more images, more forms, I was the broken body who would be getting off and not coming back.

Going onshore with him and checking out the local towns would be an adventure though.

Allen says that a "huge skimming armada" that's poised to combat the oil as far offshore as possible, but that "some oil is going to get onshore".

Real rest time is deferred until the workers go back onshore, leaving no time for holidays.

In the past, all technologies were subsidised equally, so most investment went into onshore wind, the cheapest source of renewable energy.

America now imports 9m b/d; by "going back onshore" and exploiting all its options, optimists think it could produce 7m more b/d in a decade or so.

A lot of fund administration work has gone back onshore, enticed by Canadian provinces, American states and Asian countries dangling tax breaks.