Sentence examples for shore from which from inspiring English sources

Or, put another way, a calm shore from which to watch the wild ocean that is the human mind.

The smaller of the two gave up, opting to head back to the shore from which it came instead of grappling with the multi-ton behemoth.

The sages' wives in turn drop the semen into the Ganges river (the Ganga), where it flows to the shore from which Kārttikeya springs.

Bart lives with Ralph Wiggum in a beach cottage by the shore, from which Bart finds out that he has been evicted after his disastrous concert at Nelson's bar.

"I've spent four years crafting this vessel with you, piloting it away from the inhospitable shores from which it launched.

In 1817, a sea monster was regularly sighted off the New England coast – the shores from which I write – by hundreds of witnesses, including a renowned US senator, Daniel Webster, and by experienced sailors and fishermen.

I followed the trail from Mombasa via Lamu in the north and on to the remote islands off its shores from which the Somali border is only a couple of hours away by boat.

It was calculated that mussels on the shores from which these isolates were obtained contained up to 62 different V. parahaemolyticus genotypes [ 7].

Beginning in 1860, the Tsar forced hundreds of thousands of Muslims from the region, pursuing them to the shores of the Black Sea, from which they were delivered to the Ottoman Empire on ships that became known as "floating graveyards".

Upon receiving a request by radio from a ship, two or more shore stations determined the directions from which the ship's signal arrived and transmitted this information to the vessel.

In the Chukchi Sea off northwest Alaska, for example, walrus mothers and calves typically use sea ice near shore as a resting platform from which they reach food on the shallow ocean floor.