Sentence examples for seaward border from inspiring English sources
Continental slope, seaward border of the continental shelf.
The platform edge was defined as the seaward perimeter of the "reef crest" feature (Fig. 1).
ì The first zone has a convex profile bordered seaward by a trottoir (approx. 3 m wide) that marks the biological sea level and is bare of vegetation.
"We have a right to protect our borders, whether they're seaward, coastlines, or land borders," Kelly told the Military Times in November, nine months after retiring.
It takes the land border's final seaward stretch, which runs in a south-westerly direction as fixed by an earlier treaty, and projects this into the Pacific.
The eastern edge gradually moves seaward as the current moves northward.
The reconstructed depositional model, based on the sedimentological features, cyclic facies arrangement and biota distribution, shows that a wide protected lagoon, dominated by algae, molluscs and scattered patch reefs, was bordered landward by a tidal flat, where stromatolitic algal mats were cyclically subaerial exposed, and seaward by a marine sand belt and reef complex.
You start paddling upcoast and seaward.
People ask Seaward all sorts of things.
This terrace surface is inclined seaward.
