Sentence examples for offshore of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "offshore of" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when talking about the position of one thing relative to a coastline. For example, "The boat drifted offshore of the beach."
Hurricane Earl is expected to be offshore of Montauk on Friday afternoon, 272 miles from Flushing.
To the east, a bank of clouds hangs offshore of western Greenland.
It rocks five miles offshore of the Indian Harbor Yacht Club in Greenwich.
Between July and October, Shell hopes to drill three exploratory wells in its Burger prospect, 100km offshore of Wainwright.
Fisheries advise a white shark has bitten the outboard of a boat 4 km offshore of Ocean Reef.
Already the fish population offshore of the delta has been reduced dramatically by the loss of the nutrient-laden silt.
The impetus for the escalating war of words was the discovery of oil offshore of the contested region.
This ride was happening just offshore of this South Shore village, the hub of iceboating on Long Island.
Providence Resources say it is the largest drilling campaign ever carried out offshore of the island of Ireland.
In an effort to minimize casualties, the Army Corps relocated threatened corals to an artificial mitigation reef, built two miles offshore of Miami Beach.
To improve our chances, we planned a series of surveys crossing this depth a few miles offshore of Asau, where we had anchored for the night.
