Sentence examples for of lakeshore from inspiring English sources

They range from one-bedroom condos to enormous estates along the 374 miles of lakeshore.

"This amount of oversight is something that has been lacking in the corporate board room in most banks," said Joel Conn, president of Lakeshore Capital in Birmingham, Ala.

Lake-home prices begin at about $300,000 for a year-round, 1,100-square-foot house on 100 feet of lakeshore.

Both the condominiums, which range from 1,500 to 2,350 square feet, and the homesites front the development's 4,800 feet of lakeshore.

Randy Thelen, the president of Lakeshore Advantage, the nonprofit economic development organization that helped attract both plants to Holland, said such investments were crucial to the region's future.

One of the film's producers, Tom Rosenberg, of Lakeshore Entertainment, said the trick was to translate a complex novel into film terms while deploying a cast that could draw moviegoers.

Since the littoral zones and the lakeshores are part of lakes as water bodies as defined by the WFD, a new scheme for ecological quality assessment of lakeshores should be established.

The latest proposed relocation would affect residents along hundreds of miles of twisting lakeshore from Jiangjin, in the Chongqing municipality, to the dam's location at Yichang, in Hubei Province.

It is a representative section of the cliff of the east lakeshore of the Kremenchuk Reservoir, located in the border zone both in longitudinal and latitudinal terms.

Due to the location of the Lakeshore CN railway right-of-way, both river deltas are constricted to narrow channels where they flow into the lake.

Simulations suggested immigration of moths to lakeshore sites from the outbreak source was plausible on three of eight dates within the flight window, but the relatively narrow deposition footprints implied immigration occurred on different dates across lakeshore sites.