Sentence examples similar to running shore from inspiring English sources
Steve Leland, president of Port Promotions & Services in Plantation, Fla., was a cruise director for 12 years and ran shore excursion desks onboard cruise ships.
"It's less risky than it would be running into shore or running into (maritime) traffic," coast guard spokesman Paul Webb said.
It is still among the longest, with its center span stretching 3,800 feet and its roadway, from shore to shore, running almost five miles.
The machines are becoming more reliable, operators say, and they can be largely run from shore.
In addition there were over 500 volunteer divers and a laboratory staff of about 70 that ran the shore base and conservation facilities.
Critics said the oyster operation disrupted harbor seal rookeries with their motorized skiffs, damaged the bay's eelgrass, ruined the water quality and ran a shore operation whose ramshackle buildings were an eyesore.
Although this is a lake it is as if A tide were running mildly into shore.
She continues, "Sometimes I just want to run on a beach," as footage shows a woman running along the shore.
About 250 people are expected to participate in an annual anniversary run planned by the Jersey Shore Running Club on Tuesday evening.
Other U-boat commanders used the back-lighting of American cities to torpedo sharply silhouetted freighters and tankers running along the shore.
Many of Aytmatov's stories appear in English translation in Piebald Dog Running Along the Shore, and Other Stories (1989) and Mother Earth, and Other Stories (1989).
