Sentence examples for no shores from inspiring English sources
No shores, no boats, no bridges; only bubbles, roils, undulations and occasional flat patches.
The ending is a clap of lightning signaling the immutable: "There are no shores.
Her seven full-length poetry volumes include "Hardboot" and "When There Is No Shore".
— From "When There Is No Shore," by Vivian Shipley, published by Word Press, © 2002.
"I feel like going out, but no shore pass," he said.
In either case, for much of the region no shore of peace and tranquillity will be reached in 2014.
They had no visas and no shore leave, reflections of the daunting array of new hurdles for foreign seamen to gain shore leave after 9/11.
He is an unlikely vice-presidential pick: the South is reliably Republican and, with Barack Obama as the opponent, needs no shoring up.
There were also no shore excursions, and activities were limited to things like playing cards, reading, socializing and sitting or promenading on deck to get fresh air.
It sounds like the ideal situation is a lot of sea ice to carry the wood, but no shore-fast ice to impede depositing it on the beach.
It also covers the influence of Europe on Turkey, and vice versa; Rumi, a 13th-century poet from Konya, is quoted as saying, "The sea of sugar knows no shore, no boundary".
