Sentence examples for those shores from inspiring English sources

Now that you've braved the Atlantic Ocean to reach a new continent and fathered the first European child on those shores, what are you going to do?

On the coast of California, wave recorders have detected swells from nearly as great a distance; some of the surf that breaks on those shores in summer is born in the west-wind belt of the Southern Hemisphere.

"I THINK I can see the whole destiny of America contained in the first Puritan who landed on those shores," the French political thinker Alexis de Tocqueville wrote after visiting the United States in the 1830s.

Mr. Williams, 49, recalled thinking: " 'There is too much weight on those shores.' " Mr. Pietrosante, 25, saw a similarly disturbing condition: cracks in the concrete floors and columns he was helping to build, at an unusually rapid pace.

Guetta is in the vanguard of a new wave of European DJs and producers who are working with the biggest acts in the US, influencing a sound that originated on those shores.

A deer,/ Hunted through the woods by packs of hounds,/ A stag with great horns, though driven through the forest/ From faraway places, prefers to die/ On those shores, refuses to save its life/ In that water.

LONG BRANCH is one of those shore towns, like Atlantic City and Asbury Park, that are all too well known for having seen better days.

"I really do this to spite those shore guys," he says.

Make your own drinks, and fill it with ice and water and it stays cold during those shore excursions.

The collective loss of millions of men is not represented in the moat; only those from these shores.

True, the Iraqis in Sweden are asylum-seekers, whereas those reaching these shores have refugee status conferred by the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees.