Sentence examples for held shore from inspiring English sources

Kaneb Pipe Line Partners L.P., a transporter of fuels refined from petroleum, said yesterday that it had agreed to acquire the closely held Shore Terminals L.L.C. for $160.75 million in cash and shares of the partnership to expand its West Coast terminal business.

Werner's career as a sea-going captain was effectively ended despite support from Kaiser Wilhelm I and his grandson, Wilhelm II; he held only shore commands for the remainder of his career.

Beds closer to shore clarified the water through their assiduous filtration (a single oyster can filter as much as 50 gallons of water a day); this allowed marsh grasses to grow, which in turn held the shores together with their extensive root structure.

Now, some residents and officials are looking to a combined strategy of one wall and additional efforts to hold the shore together.

Bay Shore held off Eureka High of Missouri in a thrilling homestretch duel.

A flock perhaps a thousand strong held to the shore through the winter months.

The nation's 10,000 residents dwell exclusively on a ring of green that hugs the shore, held together by a single loop of road.

They are captivating images of being held captive.Mr Shore finds that teaching improves his own work because he exercises his creative faculties when he strains to see through his students' eyes.

Later Thursday evening there would be a party by the water at the Standard Hotel to unveil a recently unearthed film by Andy Warhol and, later still, a pop-up version of the New York club Westway, held at the Shore Club.

"I think drinking is one of the keystones of the show," said Erika London, an event manager for SideBar, who named the drinks and held a "Jersey Shore" pageant with a contest to crown a patron who most resembled the diminutive Snooki (Nicole Polizzi) on the show.

Through that annexation and the acquisition of the territories of the Crimean khanate, which extended from the Caucasus Mountains to the Bug River in southwestern Russia, Russia held the north shore of the Black Sea and was in a position to threaten the existence of the Ottoman Empire and to establish a foothold in the Mediterranean.