Sentence examples for local shores from inspiring English sources
Three cheers for the small but ambitious One Year Lease Theater Company for bringing this terrific 2006 play to local shores, in a vividly acted production at the 9th Space, staged by the company's artistic director, Ianthe Demos, with a considerable assist from the choreographer Natalie Lomonte and input from the five-member cast.
Three sizes of cone aperture area were compared, with the intermediate size (1 cm2) being optimal for measuring larval supply over the full range of wave action on local shores.
These aren't animals that are hanging around our local shores.
Darren Fields, founder of Voyage Ashore (0844 500 0045; voyageashore.com) – a direct booking service with local shore excursion providers.
Secrecy was tight: to prevent the British discovering Thétis' mission, even the local shore defences were not informed of the frigate's departure early on 10 November 1808.
One local Shore couple I talked to, Frank and Sue, asked that I not use their last names partially because of their support for Trump, which he hides from coworkers at his Wall Street firm's New York headquarters.
Yet most of these near-shore, local fisheries are unmanaged, overexploited or even collapsed.
The average cost of a single-family home in Avalon, where second homes make up roughly 90percentt of the stock, topped $2.3 million in 2006, the highest average on the South Jersey shore, local real estate agents say.
I put the rods in a rack, stood up behind the console, pushed the throttle down and turned toward Haverstraw Bay, a wide open expanse of the river about five miles wide where Henry Hudson once stopped to dine with local Indians on shore.
Local governments are shoring up their communities through engaged citizens, smart services, and a focus on bringing everyone together around the future of their homes.
Born in Ontario on October 15 1908, the second of four children, Galbraith's father was a teacher and farmer as well as being active in local politics on the shores of Lake Erie.
