Sentence examples for shore seats from inspiring English sources
Safe north shore seats, which normally provide volunteers across local polling booths plus enough manpower for four or five marginal seats, are having trouble getting numbers to service their own seats for the campaign in March – even though the caretaker state director Tony Nutt declared the party needed to start putting itself on campaign footing in May.
Mary Beth Carozza (R) defeated incumbent Sen. James N. Mathias Jr. (D) in an Eastern Shore Senate seat.
WHERE TO FIND A SEAT BAY SHORE Pine Aire Fish and Deli, 140 Pine Aire Drive.
Yet the "class war/core strategy" seemed a counsel of despair rather than hope, simply shoring up those limited seats where Labour is unbeatable.
To relax, I like to walk down the Water of Leith to the shore, tackle Arthur's Seat or visit the beach at Portobello.
In 1981 Mack entered the NSW parliament by winning the Liberal heartland seat of north shore.
Meanwhile the NSW premier, Gladys Berejiklian, has written to preselectors in the state seat of north shore in a bid to save moderate Felicity Wilson, who is under challenge from hard-right candidate Tim James, another close ally of Abbott's.
"If I Didn't Care," an undernourished little noir set in the Hamptons during the winter, stokes the tempting fantasy that this elite enclave on the southeastern shore of Long Island is the seat of all evil.
At the moment Calypso comes to tell him he is free after seven years to leave her island, she finds him seated on the shore watching the breakers: His eyes were perpetually wet with tears now, His life draining away in homesickness.
Ms. Drummond said that people who regularly take shore excursions should pick the late seating, to permit a shower and a cocktail before dinner.
Sitting in an aisle seat in the North Shore Center for the Performing Arts in Skokie, where she is directing the Northlight Theater production of "Awake and Sing!" by Clifford Odets, Ms. Morton is in the thick of previews less than a week from opening night.
