Sentence examples for shore away from from inspiring English sources

"The wind was blowing off shore, away from residential areas".

Raghda is suffering from post-traumatic stress at her brutal jail treatment; she is pierced with guilt at having effectively deserted her comrades' struggle against Assad, and at becoming an irrelevance herself, washed up on a far shore away from a battle she considers crucial to her identity.

In the footage, the actor is also shown beckoning other swimmers to shore, away from a rip current flowing out to sea.

Last week, the New York Times times reported on a study published by the journal Nature which charged that the HIV virus first came to the United States in the 1970s, taking the blame for bringing Aids to our shores away from the infamous "Patient Zero", Gaëtan Dugas, a French Canadian gay flight attendant.

It is possible for fish farming to be sustainable, up to a point, for example by moving the containment units onto shore and away from the wild fish.

Seawater was collected from the bay surface near the shore and away from any apparent venting activity.

Stay on the shore, and away from any slippery surfaces near the water.

It's generally a good idea to swim diagonally toward shore and away from the current rather than swimming straight back, as the latter method may bring you right back into the current.

Not only were taxes cut on the rich, but also with the avid assistance of Wall Street, large corporations and the wealthy found numerous ways to park their money off-shore, far away from the reach of the IRS.

While North Shore is days away from reopening, the idea of developing new musicals — another "Memphis," say — is on his mind.

If you chose to go in, wait for a lull, and get away from shore past the shore break as quickly as possible.