Sentence examples for seaward it from inspiring English sources

With its steeper slopes to seaward, it parallels the coast of the Gulf of Oman and stretches in an arc southeastward from the Musandam Peninsula almost to Raʾs (cape) Al-Ḥadd on the extreme northeastern tip of the Arabian Peninsula.

The damage at Heraclea was less severe, but after Michael landed troops at its seaward side, it too was forced to surrender.

These lakes receive the drainage from vast tracts of land, store it, pass it on seaward, or lose it to the atmosphere by evaporation.

Seaward of it is the fore reef, descending into deeper water and floored deeper down by fragmental material derived from the reef.

In the seaward portion, it crosses the shelf and enters the deep sea.

Unique among the seaward gates, it was, like the Golden Gate, flanked by two large towers of white marble, which in 1816 was used to construct the nearby Marble Kiosk of Sultan Mahmud II.

From overhanging limestone cliffs, which rise above 600 ft (180 m) along its seaward (western) edge, it descends to sand dunes along the east.

Our numerical model results suggest that the proportion of wave overtopping water passing a landward location increases with a seaward slope when it is less than 1 3 and decreases with a seaward slope when it gets steeper.

"I was worried the air control would change the ball, or move it," Seaward said.

In nearly all instances, it ends at its seaward edge with an abrupt drop called the shelf break.

Northward, the Stream follows the contours of the continental slope to Cape Hatteras, where it turns seaward.