Sentence examples for inshore of from inspiring English sources

Despite the dangers they risk in the rough waters, the great boast of the Pilot's assn. is that no pilot boat has ever gone inshore of left its post to seek shelter.

There, on both the Long Island and Fire Island shores, the water is deeper right in front of the bulkheads than farther out, and the remaining beaches are no longer contiguous with the bulkheads but inshore of them.

The main flow feature is identified as a large horizontal vortex inshore of the vane.

In the beach protection application vanes are placed, inshore of the breaking zone, in the upper part of the vertical water column and with a predefined angle of attack to the design wave orthogonal.

In contrast, detritus and particulate organic matter concentrations showed a common pattern, decreasing from the near-shore to offshore at all sampling sites, suggesting the retention of organically enriched water masses inshore of the kelp forests.

Wright's van destroyers moved to a position slightly inshore of the cruisers.

The traumatic experience led to the establishment of inshore flotillas of shallow-draft vessels.

Fisgard, part of the inshore squadron of the Brest blockade, immediately offered battle.

De Galles knew that the British would be watching Brest harbour: their frigates were a constant presence as part of the Inshore Squadron of the blockade.

Three days later she was visited for the only time by Horatio Nelson, then a rear-admiral and in command of the inshore squadron of the blockading fleet.

Based on extensive ecological and social studies conducted prior, during, and after reserve establishment, we observed the evolution of CBM efforts in a recently organized inshore fishery of the Gulf of California, Mexico.