Sentence examples for seacoast are from inspiring English sources

The prehistoric stone circles in the mountains and the Roman ruins and Viking graves nearer the seacoast are evidence of ancient settlement in the region.

The threat of a tsunami is of particular concern, and visitors to the seacoast are told to seek higher ground immediately after any significant earthquake.

Workington, on the western Cumbrian seacoast, is the administrative centre.

The story, shrouded in the voluptuous gloom of the French poetic realism school of the late 1930s, was plausible enough in 1939, but by 1941 the entire Atlantic seacoast was a military zone, and no civilian vessels were operating without German supervision.

The converts from the fisher caste residing around Ullal, Kuloor, and other places around the seacoast were called Gaudis, and formed the fourth group.

Thus, Navarino's seacoast was put under siege by Admiral Henri de Rigny's fleet and the land siege was undertaken by General Higonet's soldiers.

The seacoasts are quite varied.

Wet sedge meadows often associated with lake margins, estuaries, and seacoasts are favoured nesting habitats of shorebirds and waterfowl.

Importantly in the tropics, where gobies are most diverse, many seacoasts are fringed by coral reef, which diminishes strong wave action and prevents the development of well-sorted gravel beaches.

Seacoasts were familiar for both Japanese and Kamchatka respondents (Figure 3b).

Seacoasts were familiar to residents of Japan and Kamchatka but exotic to other Russians.