Sentence examples for offshore lights from inspiring English sources
For his legacy to London has been to litter it with ego-driven projects, with fancy high-rise glass towers, owned offshore, lights never on.
The offshore waters harbor brown pelicans, magnificent frigatebirds, brown boobies, particularly around the offshore lights, and pelagic birds such as shearwaters and petrels.
As US congresswoman Carolyn Maloney observed this summer: "It seems to be that every big trading disaster happens in London". In other words, the offshore, light-touch regime that many have argued gives London a competitive edge is now earning it the kind of black reputation that might make it unviable.
The light was an active aid until 1933 when it was replaced by two offshore automatic lights.
On the night of the sinking, another islander, Chang Hyung-soo, rushed out of his house when the offshore sky lit up with flares and thundered with guns.
The RMT union told the talks that some workers were now too afraid to fly offshore in light of the ditching.
Once again, the tip of week is from an email, and this reader is asking about a missing offshore flashing light.
Shrimpers worked in the night with simple lights offshore our land, to trawl and bring to land what once was the living thing, complex in even its primal tract.
The Sheraton Keauhou on Hawaii's Big Island offers nighttime snorkeling and diving trips to the manta ray feeding grounds just offshore, setting up lights on the ocean floor.
Clusters of boats anchored just offshore, their running lights illuminating the beach and the makeshift mobile command posts set up on the sand after being driven by flames toward the sea.
