Sentence examples for hitting the shore from inspiring English sources
One long patch slid around Plaquemines Parish, but then suddenly retracted without really hitting the shore.
The track is lovely and features gorgeous, waspy sections of acoustic guitar and a drum pattern like waves repetitively hitting the shore.
"But to bring people to a setting where God can speak to us through nature, with the sun coming up, the sand and the waves hitting the shore, is an inspiring way to meet God".
"It's like a big wave hitting the shore," said Representative Vito J. Fossella, a Republican from Staten Island, who did not let on until just before the vote that he planned to support the legislation.
The healthy subjects provided rich descriptions, remarking for example on the curve of a beach, the sound of waves hitting the shore, and the feel of burning hot sand.
He gave the example of an unmanned underwater vehicle hitting the shore and deploying a bunch of unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) that can be controlled safely from afar.
The governors of neighboring states have expressed grave concern at the sight of the oil slick in the gulf and have emphasized it as a potentially catastrophic threat as they entertain costly, involved and untested proposals that could keep the oil from hitting the shores of their states.
This advice stands in a rich, long tradition of insight, starting perhaps with Socrates, getting reinvented later by Seneca, being re-focused along the way by Søren Kierkegaard, and then hitting the shores of America in the work of Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Cleaning up after a lot of oil hits the shore will raise the stakes considerably higher.
But a few years after this, the wave breaks, hits the shore and rolls back.
