Sentence examples for of seashore from inspiring English sources

It was to create a living textbook of seashore buildings.

With numerous port cities and hundreds of miles of seashore, New England stands to benefit the most from this agenda.

In a series of collaged woodcuts, Pam Smilow combines fragments of nature imagery with richly textured papers to create visual diaries of seashore experiences.

During the winter and during periods of low lemming population, which occur every three to five years, the carnivores make some use of seashore life and (through the agency of the polar bear) of seal and fish.

But not every section of the 742 miles of seashore in England, Wales and Northern Ireland guarded by the National Trust (Scotland has its own conservation charity) is busy or stereotypically striking.

In a long-awaited study of the Gaviota Coast, the National Park Service said the 76 miles of seashore should not be a national park, despite its beauty, history and bounty of plants and animals.

Under a partnership with Egg Harbor Township, the state agency, the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority, plans to acquire 27 properties on the north side of the road, known to generations of seashore-bound travelers as the Black Horse Pike, over the next five years and then raze them, assembling enough land for a bigger new development.

Shen Kuo (1031 1095) of the Song Dynasty used marine fossils found in the Taihang Mountains to infer the existence of geological processes such as geomorphology and the shifting of seashores over time.

Our ED is the only facility in the vicinity of the seashore in this region of the Netherlands.

Colonization of the northern portion of the seashore occurred during the last 20,000 years, probably from Planalto da Borborema populations.

Several sonographic findings have been described to diagnose pneumothorax such as absence of sliding-lung sign and comet tail artifacts (B-mode), absence of a seashore sign (M-mode), and presence of lung point sign.