Sentence examples for off the shoreline from inspiring English sources

The islands rise abruptly out of the deep river bottom, and even several yards off the shoreline the bottom can drop to 30 feet deep.

In the middle of the Au'au Channel, around 4 miles off the shoreline of West Maui, we find our first group of the day: a group of three males in hot pursuit of a female with a young calf.

An iconic image of Mumbai – the Haji Ali mausoleum, 500 yards off the shoreline in the glittering Arabian sea – attracted controversy Tuesday after a Muslim women's group said women have been banned from entering the inner tomb.

The plane went down about 200 yards off the shoreline in the Manhattan Beach neighborhood, near Kingsborough Community College, and flipped end over end when it hit the water, the captain said.

Jim Peters, a spokesman for the Federal Aviation Administration, said Mr. Shockley reported that he had been having mechanical difficulty shortly before he ditched the plane about 200 yards off the shoreline of Manhattan Beach, Brooklyn, near Kingsborough Community College.

With a matching grant from the Great Lakes Commission, the park developed a plan that placed riprap off the shoreline of the trail, anchored downed trees from the park in the riprap to function as timber groins, and then filled in the area between the trail and the riprap with sand dredged from a local sandbar.

Recent public projects – including the revitalisation of the shoreline off Avenue Balboa in the Caldonia barrio (neighbourhood) – are giving the city an added energy.

The porcupine stood sideways, regarded us and then waddled off along the shoreline.

Avid cyclists, they regularly climbed aboard their Treks, pulled on their helmets (hers was silver, his white) and pedaled off to the shoreline bike path that ran under the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge.

In the picture, perched on this same spot, there are five Indians on horseback who are looking out over the lake, and as it stretches off from the shoreline they can see the Spiral Jetty.

According to Brusser, Streeter said that: "They [the owners of the shoreline] will have to buy us off" and that "We'll get a million out of it".