Sentence examples for high water line from inspiring English sources

This past week, it was just four feet from his house to the edge of a newly formed cliff whose toe now marks the high water line.

[d]uring the period of the year when the beach suffers erosion, the mean high water line appears to be located either on or beyond the existing seawall.

While Thimbles homeowners are naturally protective of their privacy, and stopping uninvited on an inhabited island would be very bad form, some island stops are not illegal — anything below the mean high water line is public property in Connecticut.

All private property not in the ocean dune area and above the mean high water line on the bayside is buildable as long as it conforms to zoning standards.

About 14 miles of boom and 400,000 absorbent pads are on site to contain and sop up oil, though much of the river continues to be inaccessible due to the rapid flow and high water line.

When the remote sensing-derived variables DEM elevation, slope, distance to the mean high water line, and distance to upland area were used, classification accuracies improved to 0.78 for LDA and 0.79 for CART.

Benchmarks are few, and most of them like dunes and high water lines shift from tide to tide and from season to season, as the beach responds to everything from the winds to the phases of the moon.

High water lines over five feet high marked children's bedrooms and kitchens.

The house we live in was flooded in 1953 and there's a four-and-a-half foot-high water line in the dining room from then.

Diane walked the high-water line looking for any that had got turned over in the fray.

The Corps of Engineers is demanding that property owners sign easements allowing the public onto their swaths of beach, above the high-water line.