Sentence examples for the seacoast from inspiring English sources
noun
The coastal land bordering a sea or ocean
Large freshwater swamps give way to brackish mangrove thickets near the seacoast.
There are caves on the seacoast and inland where limestones predominate.
The region's relatively small areas of lowland extend along the seacoast and the major rivers.
On the seacoast these figures are reduced to below 50 and 10, respectively.
The city's airport, on the seacoast, provides scheduled flights to many cities in the country.
Contact: Dan Pilon, Prudential Prime Properties of the Seacoast, (207) 985-495207www.pruseacoast.com/homes/6.html.
Monday brings a hearty fish stew from the seacoast north of Bordeaux.
Agent: Rick Griffin, Prudential Prime Properties of the Seacoast, 207-985-4952; www.pruseacoast.com.
Under the Inca empire Arequipa was an important point on the route from Cuzco to the seacoast.
The Western Niantic lived on the seacoast from Niantic Bay, just west of New London, to the Connecticut River.
Although, as they were at the British Open last month, the seacoast weather forecasts have been unreliable this week.
