Sentence examples for off the coastline from inspiring English sources

Hilariously, the FBI feared a Soviet submarine might surface off the coastline and spirit Oppenheimer off behind the Iron Curtain.

BENEFITS: As much as 98 percent of the oil can be burned (leaving some residue on the surface) so that it is kept off the coastline and out of sensitive near-shore areas.

According to Turney, our ship got stuck because thick, old ice that had been stuck to the Antarctic continent had been blown off the coastline and driven by winds and currents to the location where the Shokalskiy was sailing.

Angola wants an agreement over oil off the coastline it shares with Congo.

Flounder and sole abound on tidal mudflats, and crayfish are prolific in rocky areas off the coastline.

Regulators and Congress are weighing new limits on drilling off the coastline after the Deepwater Horizon catastrophe, increasing the pressure to rely more heavily on Canada's oil sands.

An even greater contamination danger comes from some 120 decommissioned submarines rusting off the coastlines near Murmansk and Vladivostok.

Unlike the plethora of sometimes tacky, sometimes tasteful cruisers, schooners and superyachts that are moored off the coastlines of Resortville the world over, the Island Explorer is as much a private yacht as it is a luxury hotel without leaning too far to either side.

Sometimes it is possible to spot leaping dolphins off of the coastlines.

The reserves protect about 350 square miles of state waters, putting over 10 percent of the coastline off limits to any kind of fishing or even shell collecting along the beach or in tidal areas.

Grab my phrase book, set off along the coastline and hope to find someone to have a chat with.