Sentence examples for shores would be from inspiring English sources

The notion that Argentina could watch as British companies discover sizable oil deposits so close to its shores would be a crushing blow to a country already envious about the huge oil discoveries made in the past three years in neighboring Brazil.

However, the defenders of the II Battalion had created a complex underground bunker system in the village, which enabled them to continuously outflank Canadian infantry; it would take another seven hours to clear Tailleville of defenders, which ensured that the North Shores would be unable to capture German radar sites to the south on D-Day.

In 1995 the Clinton Administration reached an agreement with Cuban government that any refugee caught at sea would be sent back to Cuba while any refugee who reaches the United States shores would be allowed to begin the process to citizenship after one year.

San Pablo Bay shore would be more accurate than Sonoma Coast.

Last month, MTV said the coming sixth season of "Jersey Shore" would be its last.

No offering at the Shore would be complete without cheese steaks, burgers and hoagies.

And waiting on the opposite shore would be another van, sometimes driven by another Indian, to take the cargo to New York City.

In shallower water, the towers and the cable that carry the power back to shore would be shorter, which would make the wind farm less expensive to build.

For a time last spring Mr. Kelley was convinced that Crane and Shore would be having their final balcony session on last season's finale, in May.

He set high expectations for recovery, initially promising that the shore would be open by Memorial Day, then pushing it to the Fourth of July, and only more recently saying that recovery would take 18 to 24 months.

Mr. Kessel said the Caithness plant and the proposed Neptune underwater cable from New Jersey, which would deliver up to 660 megawatts of power to the South Shore, would be sufficient for Long Island until at least 2013.