Sentence examples for shores facing from inspiring English sources

Because the tidal flushing action is more effective on shores facing the Atlantic and because of the ocean's heaving surf, health officials consider the ocean a safer bet than calmer waters for swimming.

Unless you're a beach bum content to plant yourself on a few square feet of sand along Apulia's western or eastern coastline — as the spiky-tipped heel of the Italian boot, Apulia has shores facing each direction — you need to stay on the move.

During midsummer, you can watch the sun set into the sea from Arpoador, a treat considering most of the city's shores face east.

It is situated in the northeastern Caribbean Sea, its northern shore facing the Atlantic Ocean.

Its neat white cottages are dotted along the shore, facing a pretty bay.

But on foot we're alone again, admiring the incredible feet of engineering from a gorgeous rocky shore facing Queens.

He had learned that although the bulk of British regulars were near the northern end of the island, about 700 New Jersey Loyalist militia were scattered along the western shore, facing the New Jersey mainland.

The north coast has splendid citrus and olive groves and vineyards along the shore; the southern slopes, facing the Foggia plain, are known for their heavy red wines.

"This dangerous man has now been removed from our shores to face the courts in his own country".

Those who have made it to European shores now face cold winters, harsh conditions are vulnerable to traffickers and those who want to exploit them.

He told the Observer: "Those who have made it to European shores now face cold winters, harsh conditions and are vulnerable to traffickers.