Sentence examples for to seacoast from inspiring English sources
noun
The coastal land bordering a sea or ocean
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Seacoast Hospice, 10 Hampton Rd, Exeter, NH 03833.
Donations in Robert's memory may be made to Seacoast Hospice, 10 Hampton Road, Exeter, NH 03833-4806.
In a video posted to Seacoast Online, a YouTube channel managed by the Portsmouth Herald, Marino-Fiandaca explained that she wound up being trafficked in a Hartford, Conn., massage parlor after an abusive man "coerced" her into believing he could provide her with wealth and a family.
Such differences apply to seacoasts, rivers, forests, and swampy plains, which tended to be ranked intermediately in their assessments.
Our analysis revealed that the Kamchatka respondents (along with other Russians) were slightly more attracted to seacoasts (Figure 3a).
This applies to seacoasts and mountains, which are both the most remarkable and most similar landscape types in Kamchatka and Japan.
Some did not want to go to the seacoast; they told their parent they had to go to the workshop!", said Nataša Ristić who has worked with the older group of kids ever since the Corner opened.
The threat of a tsunami is of particular concern, and visitors to the seacoast are told to seek higher ground immediately after any significant earthquake.
Although initially burdened with references to previous adventures, the story takes off when the sleuths journey to a seacoast town in Suffolk to investigate the mysterious affair of the witch of Dunwich Heath.
Under the Inca empire Arequipa was an important point on the route from Cuzco to the seacoast.
Amenities include mini-fridges, free Wi-Fi and iPads, local beer, the use of bicycles, and tickets to the Seacoast Rep Theater, located next door in the same building.
