Sentence examples for low coast from inspiring English sources

The long, low coast of Essex is more overlooked than most shores, despite a wealth of islands.

Ireland Baldwin Actress Perrey Reeves from HBO's Enterage introduced California's State Water Resources Control Board chair Felicia Marcus who won this Dorothy Green award, She started as a lawyer with Heal the Bay years ago and now works in Jerry Brown's administration as the water czar for the state of CA and has helped put out over $1M in low coast loans to help with water projects.

They are, therefore, found on low coasts.

They also are associated with low coasts and rarely occur where high cliffs form the coast.

Barrier bars are common along low coasts, as off the shores of the Gulf of Mexico, where they parallel straight beaches.

Lagoons are more common on coasts with moderate to low tidal ranges; for example, they occur widely on low coasts of the southern Baltic, the southeast North Sea, the Black Sea, the Caspian Sea, and the Mediterranean Sea, as well as on low coasts of the southeastern United States and the Gulf of Mexico.

By contrast, low coasts are made of ample alluvial plains or deltas, backed by estuarine lagoons, tidal channels, and extensive mangrove swamps on mudflats [53] [57].

The traditional kilns (surface, low-coast, hillsides) are of low yield (27%), without carbonization temperature control, and are high polluters of the atmosphere [20].

[photopress:l18_1.jpg,full,center]Available in blue and red, the new Nikon COOLPIX L18 is the latest in the parade of low-coast, high-performance point-n-shoots to hit PMA next week.

Available in blue and red, the new Nikon COOLPIX L18 is the latest in the parade of low-coast, high-performance point-n-shoots to hit PMA next week.

Simple and low-coast measures, such as the use of text messages, hands-free kits and/or the loud-speaker mode of the phone could substantially reduce exposure to the brain from mobile phones.