Sentence examples for of its shore from inspiring English sources

Key West residents are stewards of the city, its legacy and the health of its shore.

Queens was primarily rural during the 19th century, but some of its shore communities began attracting summer vacationists.

What has long been a blue-collar, middle-class summer town may, like the rest of its Shore neighbors like Avalon and Stone Harbor, be ratcheting up a notch.

Although lying hundreds of miles south of its shores, China claims most of the South China Sea.

Lauderdale-by-the-Sea calls itself the Shore Dive Capital of South Florida because of the two dozen reefs and shipwrecks within a mile or two of its shores.

In 1977 Canada extended its seaward fishing claim to encompass all areas within 200 nautical miles (370 km) of its shores, including most of the Grand Banks.

The subtropical climate of the state has provided the magnificent brooding scenery of the coastal bayous, and the lush, dank vegetation of its shores conceals a wealth of petroleum and natural gas.

Beijing could send out its attack submarines, many of which are reasonably modern, and declare a quarantine around the island, threatening to sink any ships within a couple of hundred miles of its shores.

The Sound passes through the densest population corridor in the country, and will remain forever stressed by the 20 million people who live within 50 miles of its shores.

It is also one of the most protected in the United States; 75% of its shores are protected by the Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge to the west and the Padre Island National Seashore on the east.

Prior to the conflict, Yemen was already the Middle East's poorest country, and a Saudi blockade of its shores and borders since March has dwindled imports of food and basic necessities, including medicine.