Sentence examples for shore range from inspiring English sources

Costs of the project, with new road and rail connections and a new barrier across the Thames that could double as a protection against surging tides and as a new five-mile-long rail link to the estuary's northern shore, range from $80 billion to $100 billion.

Hence, dredging between the late summer of 2004 and the spring of 2005 in the shore range could have led to lower growth in 2005 compared to the previous years.

Excavations between the late summer of 2004 and the spring of 2005 at the shore range had therefore resulted in lower growth in 2005 compared to the previous years.

On the average, land in the town of Southampton, especially on the south shore, ranges between $800,000 and $2 million for a building lot of about one acre, said Toni Curto, a principal in Curto & Curto Builders in Southampton, a conventional building company.

The TN TP ratio observed in the Nyanza Gulf corresponds closely to recent findings from highly eutrophic Ugandan shores (range 7 15 atomic ratio, Haande et al., 2011).

The lowest number of CpGs was seen in shelves (ranging from 4 7 %), whereas higher number of CpG sites was located within CpG islands (ranging from 5 11 %) and the highest number of CpG sites was located in shores (ranging from 9 28 %).

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The fare, including shore excursions, ranges from $600 to $720 a person in double occupancy.

Equally significant progress was made in naval flying in World War I. Three distinct categories of combat aircraft emerged: long-range overwater reconnaissance and antisubmarine aircraft operating from shore bases, shorter-range floatplane reconnaissance and fighter aircraft, and ship-borne aircraft.

In the Shores, the upper range for a two-bedroom unit is about $450,000, according to Mr. Nagel.

The trips have naturalists on board and offer a good range of shore excursions.