Sentence examples for into the shore from inspiring English sources

A half-dozen log housekeeping cabins are tucked into the shore of Gunflint Lake.

Large bays cut into the shore, and numerous rivers, the largest being the Lena, flow into the sea.

This way you're looking at the sea dead-on, from above, and you get these amazing textures and colors; the ocean crashing into the shore; all these layers.

I half-buried my car key in the sand, marked the spot with a piece of driftwood, waxed my board and walked into the shore break.

Photos showed crumpled wooden buildings, high waves slamming into the shore and, in some cases, people emerging from their houses to find coconuts strewn all over the streets.

But the day before, he took it out and got caught in a gale that slammed him into the shore and broke off the Fair Lady's rudder.

But, as it is, because all are formed from fixed seeds, each is born and issues out into the shores of light only from a source where the right ultimate particles exist.

Not quite the brackish swamp that many imagine it to be, the Everglades (first named Pa-hay-okee, for "grassy water," by the Calusa Indians) is actually a wide, shallow river flowing through Florida's 80 southernmost miles of mainland and in many places blending into the shores of the Atlantic or the Gulf of Mexico.

In these loci, the MLL1 morphemes are primarily localized in CGIs and in some cases tail into the shores and shelves of the islands.

Instead, they are the long lines of wooden groins that extend from the shore into the surf at Rockaway Beach.

To get on board, you need to walk from the shore into the sea until the water reaches your shoulders.