Sentence examples for inshore from inspiring English sources

Moreover, that spritzy, citrusy freshness should be thoroughly amalgamated into the sauce; it should break like effervescent surf, carried inshore on thick buttery waves.

Henrik Stiesdal of Siemens's windpower business unit reckons the whole of Europe could be powered using offshore wind, but that competition for space near the coast will make this difficult to achieve if only inshore sites are available.

A turbine placed there would thus generate more power than its inshore or onshore cousins.

So when Peru's government asked the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague to redraw the maritime boundary between the two countries, many Peruvians saw a chance to heal wounded national pride.In its long-awaited ruling on January 27th the court duly awarded Peru control of some 50,000 sq km of ocean but confirmed Chile's hold over inshore waters rich in fish.

The more mundane kind takes place in inshore waters, perpetrated by ill-organised gangs in speedboats, "rascals" as such hoodlums are called in Papua New Guinea Their ranks include underemployed fishermen or idle roustabouts.

For decades, the North Sea and inshore Gulf of Mexico have been big oil producers.

The result is that the Texas Gulf fleet has shrunk from 5,200 boats in 1990 to 3,500 today.It does not help that the inshore and the offshore shrimp fleets are often at loggerheads.

Offshore shrimpers, out at sea in bigger boats for weeks at a time, grumble that the inshore fleet steals their baby shrimps before they can grow and head out to sea.

THANKS to the cold Humboldt current, Peru's inshore waters are home to one of the world's greatest fisheries.

It has been suggested, for instance, that the jellyfish that caused Friday's blackout had congregated inshore because they sensed an earthquake was imminent.

These boats are terrific fun as dinghies and as bigger craft raced inshore, but they are no joke if taken offshore.