Sentence examples for shoreline down from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, Frost, not unlike Markham, came to think of the sliver of shoreline down the path from her cottage as "her" beach, and she was routinely offended by the scenery about two hundred yards away.

We suggest that establishment of large no-take marine reserves that range from the shoreline down to the very deep waters of at least 500 meters or more would protect all genotypes.

They told me how the bass had pinned schools of young-of-the-year spearing against the shoreline, gulping them down by the dozen and swiping at nearly any lure tossed their way.

Along the shoreline, blizzards shut down traffic and communication, causing hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage.

A prograding shoreline laid down muddy delta sediments which mixed with limy marine deposits.

Such sites, safe from most predators and large enough to provide some wind and wave protection, have grebes nesting much closer than shoreline breeders, down to 10 m.

Roast me, if you want, for spoiling Ivy Pochoda's skillful new thriller, "Visitation Street," but I'm going to reveal its primary villain: the waters of New York Bay, lapping malevolently against the broken-down shoreline of Red Hook, Brooklyn.

I've arrived at Yarmouth on the ferry from Lymington with a fixed walk in mind, but lifting my eyes from shoreline to the downs, I change tack and impulsively work out a coast-to-coast, north-south walk.

Development has pushed right up to the beach on either side of the refuge, and one day recently an all-terrain vehicle roared down the shoreline.

We were quickly in the center of Stinson Beach: a green, some shops and cars tooling up and down the Shoreline Highway.

Even their limited flying abilities would allow turkeys to cross the narrow expanse of the Harlem River from the Bronx, find their way to the Hudson and migrate down its shoreline, he said.