Sentence examples for some shoals from inspiring English sources

Investors still sit before immeasurable opportunities to invest profitably in China, but there are some shoals to navigate when heading into China.

See the raging sea and cast your net hoping not to calm it, but to hook some shoals.

In order to engage, and to avoid some shoals (known as the Middle Ground) near the mouth of the bay, Graves around 2 00 pm ordered his whole fleet to wear, a manoeuvre that reversed his line of battle, but enabled it to line up with the French fleet as its ships exited the bay.

Around noon the frigates Sphinx, Syren, and Actaeon were sent on a roundabout route, avoiding some shoals, to take a position from which they could enfilade the fort's main firing platform and also cover one of the main escape routes from the fort.

Following Rickford's announcement, which disappointed some Shoal Lake 40 residents, a Winnipeg man started a crowdfunding campaign to raise the $10 million.

But they still have a way to go, and some dangerous shoals to navigate.

Meanwhile, in Congress today, a bill to grant the boy honorary citizenship -- a right offered only two other people then living, Winston Churchill and Mother Teresa -- struck some rhetorical shoals.

While the espionage cases led to convictions, the Megaupload case has hit some rocky shoals in a battle over whether prosecutors properly notified defendants in the case.

(It was later discovered that some of the "shoals" were actually seaweed).

Metapans captain ordered his ship to sail at full speed for shoals some 200 yards distant, on which the ship grounded in 18 feet of water.

It is filled with numerous shoals, and some low islands lie to the south.