Sentence examples for or seacoast from inspiring English sources

I think he was thinking about farmers, or tradesmen, or people who lived in the mountains, or planters, or seacoast dwellers, or townspeople, or land speculators, or stockjobbers.

To get a truer picture, you must focus on an unruly 17-county sprawl spreading ever outward, with no mountains or seacoast in the way, across Cobb and DeKalb, Gwinnett and Forsyth and Cherokee and a dozen other counties, home to some 3.5 million people.

Communication lines such as roads (if they are at least several centuries old), river valleys, or seacoasts often have a unifying influence.

The era of the grand hotels brought thousands of tourists annually to the White Mountains, the lakes region, or the seacoast.

We recognized some indicator habitats characteristic of the majority (water bodies, pastures) or of some (seacoast, inland marshes, urbanized zone) regions.

Countries without a seacoast or big navigable rivers tend to be poor, because transport costs overland or by air are much higher than transport costs by sea.

The Jōmon people lived in small communities, mainly in sunken pit dwellings situated near inland rivers or along the seacoast, and subsisted primarily by hunting, fishing, and gathering.

The wastage of the seacoast, or coastal erosion, is brought about mainly by the action of sea waves but also, in part, by the disintegration or degradation of sea cliffs by atmospheric agents such as rain, frost, and tidal scour.

Watching one of the sun-drenched movies he filmed on the French seacoast or in the French countryside is the next best thing to renting a cottage in Brittany.

What is "better" in areas that are prone to disaster, areas such as the Andes in South America or along the seacoast in Asia that tend to be quite conservative?

Both sites are located along or near the seacoast, where small river streams run during the rainy season and dry out during the summer.