Sentence examples similar to rough coast from inspiring English sources

The captain of the 11,800-ton barge is suspected of having ordered his crew to sail despite rough seas, coast guard officials have said.

CELTICS 108, WIZARDS 103 Paul Pierce scored 26 points on nearly perfect shooting as Boston roared back from a rough West Coast trip.

A company called Aquarius had successfully built and tested the bags off the rough Scottish coast.

It should've been obvious to me that a forest that's 750 feet above sea level would allow me to see the rough East Coast.

But the Dutch island's manageable 20-by-6-mile dimensions and its desert landscape — calm and sandy on one coast, rough and rocky on the other — make it an explorer's island, too.

Since the closure of a vast makeshift migrant camp in Calais in October 2016, hundreds of people are still sleeping rough along the coast in squalid conditions, many without proper access to sanitation.

It is feared that the destruction of the country's only official migrant camp will result in asylum seekers returning to sleeping rough along the coast near the Channel ports.

Unlike in most of the world, lobster still has blue-collar connotations in New England, particularly in the hundreds of shacks that serve "lobster in the rough" along the coast from Rhode Island to northern Maine.

Along the coast, rough seas spurred by the winds damaged docks and flooded some coastal regions.

Gusty winds blew down trees and power lines, and along the coast, rough surf was reported.

Along the coast, rough surf caused beach erosion and swamped hundreds of small craft.