Sentence examples for to seashore from inspiring English sources

Sea rockets are native to seashore regions of North America, Eurasia, western Asia, and Australia as well as to central Arabian deserts.

Mr. Matera acknowledges receiving a $500 fee for each client he referred to Seashore, but insists he did not pressure anyone.

The sections include "Beginnings," "Pure Landscape" and "The Impressionist Landscape"; they then follow Renoir from city to seashore and on his travels.

She helps them by buying a large house in Brighton Beach where they are to rent out rooms to seashore visitors.

Usually, Ozone Action's events are moderate in tone, like bringing ambassadors from small island states to seashore town meetings on rising ocean levels from global warming, or building Web pages that use government data to illustrate increases in heat waves.

Inexplicably, Mathilde persists in retiring to the seashore to play mournful laments on her tuba.

It, too, includes Mommy, Daddy and Grandma, who has been taken to the seashore to die.

Great-Aunt Edwina turned eighty in mid-Sept., but we didn't get out to the seashore to say happy birthday until last week.

By James Stevenson The New Yorker, November 3 , 1980P. 41 Great-Aunt Edwina turned eighty in mid-Sept., but we didn't get out to the seashore to say happy birthday until last week.

DRD2 TAQIA was suggestively related to Seashores test score of time perception (QTDT-analysis p = 0.0192, uncorrected).

Thus the closest points to the seashore (R1.1 to R5.1) (see Fig. 1 for R3.1 to R5.1) were at 5 m deep and the five most distant points to the seashore (R3.10 to R5.10) at 18 m deep.