Sentence examples for maritime coast from inspiring English sources

Long ago I remember reading accounts of the first explorers in the Grand Banks, off the Maritime coast of Canada.

They said that if Greenland melting continued to accelerate, it would alter ocean currents in a way that sends warmer water toward the northeastern and Maritime coasts.

"It's less risky than it would be running into shore or running into (maritime) traffic," coast guard spokesman Paul Webb said.

If that continues, they said, the northeastern and Maritime Canadian coasts can expect almost two feet of additional sea level rise by 2100.

The authors aim to develop a risk method for cleaner and safer maritime transport at coast and open seas of Turkey.

Two case studies comprising a total of three biogas plants are examined, of which one is located directly at the North Sea coast (maritime case study) and the other facing an inland (terrestrial) situation.

This proved to be the final blow for the American traders, who were finally driven out of the North West Coast maritime fur trade altogether.

There is a proposed third park on the west coast: a maritime national park.

To Mr. MacLeod, the geography is East Coast, distinctly Maritime, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, where Gaelic is spoken along with English.

It dispatched maritime forces off the coast of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, where President Bush attended the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in October.

But Davis loved the place, with its sea-brightened light, its rocky coast, its maritime activity and its art colony goings-on.