Sentence examples for up from the coast from inspiring English sources

I ride up from the coast with a Roy Hill employee named Adrian Mudronja.

Perhaps the narrow and tortuous road up from the coast deters the really big tourist coaches.

On this visit I took the bus up from the coast to Puno.

The road climbs up from the coast along hairpin turns into a magnificent landscape of lush, terraced hills and orchards.

There are more than three million people in and around Caracas, living cheek-by-jowl in the mountains that rise up from the coast.

Even Ellie shows up from the Coast and takes over the role of seeing-eye dog, an act that somehow rekindles her passion for him.

Soon supermarkets were cropping up from coast to coast.

"Here, it's difficult to pick up tourists from the coast," Corinne said as we sipped a glass of a spicy red from Domaine Vico, the vineyard behind the hotel.

That makes imports like cauliflower, which is shipped up from the west coast of the US, more expensive.

But there will be rain moving up from the south coast on Thursday morning which will spread to south-west England in late morning.

· A popular weekend getaway here is to take a pirogue (long wooden boat) with a motor and head up the rivers from the coast.