Sentence examples for the same shore from inspiring English sources

A reminder that she and I are washed up on the same shore.

In the same shore town of Point Pleasant Beach, for example, there are three tattoo parlors.

We are connected like the sea, ebbing and flowing with their responses, all of us making towards the same shore.

That evening we caught more fish on the same shore, and the next morning we went out before breakfast, which is when I caught my biggest fish, followed by many others (smaller, of course) that my father and son caught.

The romance between Karsten and Esther feels inevitable long before they're on the same shore, but Davies inclines gradually into the novel's pivotal encounter, alternating between their points of view as he sets up the chain of events that will make their meeting possible.

In 1890 a distinctive red band was painted round the middle section of the tower to distinguish it from Skerryvore, 20 mile to the northwest, which was served from the same shore station.

And while the root cause may be different — one of the largest corporate frauds in Indian history — the goal is the same: shoring up the confidence of investors and clients.

Will we drown along with our rights in a sea of advertising and profiteering, or will we swim in the calm waters of social media innovation where socializing and privacy calmly float together towards the same shores?

Held biennially for three days on the same shores where Ian Fleming conjured the most famous character he'd ever pen, one James Bond, where Alex Haley worked on parts of "Roots" and where Perry Henzell directed Jamaica's cult classic film "The Harder They Come" helping launch reggae music into the international scene, Calabash is where literature goes to shed its pretense.

The British army in Boston landed on that same shore on the morning of June 17 , 1775 to be repulsed by the motley patriotic troops that had dug in on Breed's Hill.

When she came across a newsreel of her friend making it to that same shore, she witnessed her friend's expression of fatigue and shock upon finally making it.