Sentence examples for long shoreline from inspiring English sources
"From Dorset to Norfolk, and even farther afield, Britain's long shoreline appears under threat," it said.
The most distinctive of New Jersey's regions is its long shoreline, which stretches for 125 miles (200 km).
The long shoreline, only a few minutes' walk from any part of the peninsula, provided ample space for wharves and shipyards.
While the state has a long shoreline and nice bed and breakfasts, when you think of Connecticut surprises, you mainly remember the time the governor went to jail.
In the summer months, nearly everyone there is from elsewhere; given a little sunshine, well over half a million tourists spread their towels along the town's long shoreline.
Harold J. Porr 3rd, the city manager of Newburgh, said no place had the attributes of his city, with a long shoreline ready to accept research vessels and a broad bay where the river's two ecosystems -- its salty tidal front and its fresh water -- merge.
Both countries are oriented along a north-south axis, and are characterised by varied terrain, long shorelines, and abundant agriculture, ranching and vineyards.
It's not the first time Mexico's long shorelines have been used to smuggle people, but maritime routes have proliferated since a US-driven immigration crackdown forced migrants to find alternative routes through Mexico.
Kerala, about 400 miles south of Goa along India's southwestern tip, is emerging as a quieter alternative with its long shorelines, sprawling plantations and soothing spas that specialize in the healing practice of ayurveda, the traditional Hindu medicine of India.
But the 7,000 people mobilized were too few to clean up the oil slick, which has been washing up since Saturday along a 12-mile-long shoreline of the nation's west coast.
The project sits between Brielle Road and East Main Street and overlooks the beach and Atlantic Ocean, separated from them only by the stretch of macadam, instead of a traditional boardwalk, that spans the borough's mile-long shoreline.
