Sentence examples for on that shore from inspiring English sources

"Even yesterday afternoon, I really believed I was going to walk up on that shore, even though it wouldn't be the way I had wanted it to be".

A friend had given it to him, he said, because he wanted to be a human being when he stepped on that shore.

Dead to all shames, forgotten of all glories, Shall I not wander there, a shadow's shade, A spectre self-destroyed, So purged of all remembrance and sucked back Into the primal void, That should we on that shore phantasmal meet I should not know the coming of your feet?

Scholars now agree that the inland sites did have significantly greater populations, and that there were "so many more people along the four rivers than on the shore that they had to have been dominant".

Over the campfire that night on the shore, Leonid said that native tribes used to light fires on the shores to attract tribes from the other side to arrange marriages.

In this case, the offshore water depth is 43 cm, and that on the shore side is 3 cm.

The field working conditions limited the analysis to those animals found agonizing on the shore that died in the following days.

In other words, a very similar story to Kafka on the Shore, and one that helps explain many of the ideas within the later novel.

I said, 'Just remember while you're eating everything, I need that apartment on the shore.' " That afternoon, the apartment was hers.

I hope we can at least now concede that Kafka On The Shore has a few virtues?

All along the way, we saw all kinds of activity on the shore, something that makes river travel different from boating in bays or on the ocean.