Sentence examples for those coasts from inspiring English sources

"We have now won on the Atlantic coast, we've won in the Gulf Coast, we won on the Pacific Coast and we won in between those coasts".

"Those coasts, so admirably adapted for commerce and industry; those wide and deep rivers; that inexhaustible valley of the Mississippi; the whole continent, in short, seemed prepared to be the abode of a great nation yet unborn".

Those coasts weren't deserted; hunter-gatherers known as the Dorset once populated spots such as Baffin Island.

Their results suggest that wave runup and thus flooding potential is highest for those coasts fronted by narrow reefs with steep faces and deeper, smoother reef flats.

Molyneux accompanied Francis Drake on his 1577 1580 circumnavigation of the world; as Ubaldini reported, "[h]e himself has been in those seas and on those coasts in the service of the same Drake".

One of those coast-to-coast things.

It has long rankled him, he acknowledges, that New York City never formally recognized the heroics of those coast guardsmen.

Those on the coasts have it better.

Now we can finally drop our tone of "weary resignation" and begin aping the habits of "those on the coasts".

The restricted lowlands lie within interior basins or fringe the coasts; those of Portugal, Macedonia, Thrace (in the southeastern Balkans), and northern Italy are relatively large.

"It's not like the 2000 or 1991 recessions; those hit the coasts first and flowed to the middle," Dr. Pagano continued.