Sentence examples for remote shores from inspiring English sources
But that Sept. 11, 1973, tragic as it was for so many Chileans, had consequences far beyond our remote shores.
So did the eventual reckoning: unlike the civil rights movement in the US, the anti-imperial struggle unfolded on remote shores.
Best of all, these remote shores can be reached by train – the tiny station leads almost directly on to the pure white sands.
Not left by tourists, but rubbish from around the world that had travelled on the ocean currents and washed up on these remote shores.
Even for those who will never visit these remote shores, the idea of them, the images of them, the knowledge of them, brings an expansiveness to the heart and mind that is tantamount to hope and faith.
I was at the bottom of the ocean in Brooklyn when it dawned on me why I love New York City beaches even more than those pristine, remote shores seen in vacation brochures.
Pelicans watched from the canopy as we dragged boats onto a remote shore, side-stepping hermit crabs.
The clifftops we tramped after lunch held such a profusion of flowers they could have been a well-tended garden rather than a remote shore.
In 8 A.D., six years after "Ars" was published, Emperor Augustus exiled Ovid to Tomis, on a remote shore of the Black Sea, for mysterious reasons; Ovid described his offense as "carmen et error" — "a song and a mistake".
She can find relief from the crush of humanity only in hotel suites, in her childhood home of Bournemouth and here, on a remote shore of Lake Tanganyika, at the edge of a jungle few humans would set foot in had she not begun exploring it half a century ago.
The show begins with a pair of images that frame its chronological scope -- the Dutch immigrant artist Willem van de Velde's circa 1680 pen-and-ink sketch of a flotilla of ships landing marines on a remote shore, and the modern painter C.R.W. Nevinson's 1917 painting of swollen, frothy waves inspired by the Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai's woodblock prints of waves.
