Sentence examples for shorelines from inspiring English sources

They also protect shorelines and property from storm damage and erosion, and prevent silt and polluted runoff from reaching fragile coral reefs and seagrass beds.

Colourful mountains in shades of pink, red, purple and yellow overlook shorelines where turtles and flamingos roam or sunbathe.

They open with a ceremony at "H-Hour" – 6.30am, 6 June, when US troops began slogging toward Utah and Omaha beaches – the allies' names for those shorelines in Normandy.

The people it presumably intends to protect the residents of south Louisiana, whose fisheries and shorelines are being fouled by BP's still-gushing Macondo well, and the oilfield workers who could be at risk from another disaster are probably its loudest critics.

Heaven knows there are contenders for the title, from garish love hotels to concrete-smothered shorelines.

He thought he saw what looked like shorelines in pictures taken by Viking.

They provide food for millions of people and income from scuba diving and tourism as well as protecting shorelines from the ravages of the sea.

This lessens its effects on surfaces and shorelines, though it might make things worse for fish.

Sitting on the shoreline, looking at the Bay Area, is one of my favourite things, and I take a few moments out of every day to do that.

In one of her last interviews, she described a perfect day at her Porthmeor studio watching the Atlantic rollers carving the shoreline in these terms: "The strokes of the hammer on the chisel should be in time with your heartbeat.

Unaccompanied children hurry excitedly back from the shoreline where they have been rockpooling or shrimping, with buckets full of shells and crabs.