Sentence examples for patch of shoreline from inspiring English sources

Who can blame her for wanting to return to this rough patch of shoreline with its breathtaking views?

The oil black and viscous, and therefore anomalous for this spill gathered into a patch of shoreline a mile or so in length.

The oil — black and viscous, and therefore anomalous for this spill — gathered into a patch of shoreline a mile or so in length.

By morning light we pulled up camp, hauled the somewhat-less-heavier pulks out and left behind a bare patch of shoreline where the snow had melted away beneath a stove that burned for three nights.

But this rather uninviting patch of shoreline is actually the scene for something of a technological revolution.

Here we verify for the first time, to the best of our knowledge, that the fractality of the coastline is clearly linked to the habitat patches of shoreline-dependent birds in their breeding and wintering seasons.

A patch of the city's shoreline became home to Lipton's first American warehouse and headquarters in 1893 when Sir Thomas, the multimillionaire Irish-born grocer, came to town.

Those who want to see the coast in its untouched glory arrange a guided trip to the ecologically sensitive Parque Nacional Huatulco, a 119 sq km patch of lush land, sea and shoreline, including some of Huatulco's most important coral reefs.

If you're like us here in Toronto, the last time you laid eyes on a swelling blue shoreline, a patch of dewy grass, or a pair of flip-flops, is so inconceivable it's frightening.

It has about 125 miles (200 km) of shoreline.

Knoydart, Scotland Want a sweep of shoreline to yourself?