Sentence examples for long coasts from inspiring English sources

Rip currents form at long coasts that are approached by wave trains oriented parallel or nearly parallel to the shoreline.

Until that wave came at last - in a blinding light and with the breath of a furnace, swift and terrible it came - a wall of water, fifty feet high, roaring hungrily, upon the long coasts of Asia, and swept inland across the plains of China.

The United States, with its long coasts, has the world's largest Exclusive Economic Zone, with our protected ocean areas almost twice as large as our land mass.

Its long coast is exposed to the hungry sea.

"China has a long coast line and a vast maritime area under our jurisdiction.

There are around 2,500 cyclone shelters and multipurpose cyclone shelters along the 710 km long coast of Bangladesh.

Much of this potential lode skirts the long coast of the Western Sahara, where sovereignty remains contested despite four decades of de facto Moroccan control.

It may also be suggested that perjury prosecutions are rare and that the crime is a long coast dotted with countless safe harbors.

"We know that Libya is an important country, it has an important location and long coast on the Mediterranean sea which is facing Europe.

This is a place to get away from it all, go for long coast walks and explore: brooding Dunvegan Castle is nearby.

It is in part a matter of increasing the country's sense of security, by dominating the maritime approaches to its long coast, and securing sea lanes to the open Pacific.