Sentence examples for on shoal from inspiring English sources

VICE suggested several remote reserves and the Prime Minister's office decided on Shoal Lake 40.

Trudeau met with young people, elders, and community leaders on Shoal Lake 40, where he delivered bottled water and sat down for a spaghetti lunch with middle schoolers in their cafeteria.

He said there are actions the government can take immediately, listing off what young people on Shoal Lake 40 told him they needed: more counsellors, more people to talk to who can understand them, more after school activities.

That's business as usual for youth living on Shoal Lake 40, a remote First Nations reserve on the Manitoba-Ontario border that was literally cut off from the mainland when the government excavated a massive trench to serve as the Winnipeg's fresh water reservoir.

McRobert and Bradner (1998) examined the effects of body colouration on shoal choices in black and white mollies.

The book is stippled with unsettling thoughts – talking about fossils, one character says: "Sometimes I think we must be walking on shoals of bodies without realising it and all the earth's a graveyard".

Most of them were on shoals, under ten to twenty feet of water.

The scientists studied 25 attacks on shoals of sardines between June and October 2010.

In the pooled reach of the Upper Mississippi, impoundment has had a major influence on shoaling, with 80% of dredged volume required in the upstream halves of the pools.

As the battle began, several of Nelson's ships of the line ran aground on shoals in the harbour, forcing the improvisation of a new plan of attack.

As the battle began, several of Nelson's ships ran aground on shoals in the harbour, and a new plan of attack had to be improvised.