Sentence examples for whose shore from inspiring English sources

This is the first time all three have been open at the same time.Bonnet Carré sends floodwater into Lake Pontchartrain, on whose shore New Orleans sits.

A remarkable saw blade ridge of granite (actually called the Remarkables) overhangs the village and the lightning-bolt-shaped Lake Wakatipu, on whose shore the town rests.

Still, he added, there is something similar about him and the character he is playing, the master seaman whose shore life is a tangle of debts and missteps.

The friend, Pamela Kaner, 59, of Brewster, was caring for the girl while her mother ran an errand, the police said, and took her to the lake, which is part of New York City's water supply system and whose shore abuts the main road of the town of Carmel, in Putnam County, to cool off.

PAUL PAIRET, the French-born 49-year-old chef, visited 80 spaces throughout Shanghai before deciding to set Ultraviolet — the restaurant he calls "the project of my life" — in an old recording studio, tucked behind a parking structure, and adjacent to a canal whose shore is dotted with men selling melons from wheelbarrows and flatbed trucks.

Our room faced the lake, whose shore is just a hundred or so yards away, and the surrounding mountains felt dangerously, wonderfully close, they rose so abruptly.

The mansion is situated near the Niagara River, whose shores are lined with old warehouses and factories.

And the coastal states off whose shores the oil lies may also cause trouble.

The Golden Horn is an inlet of the Bosporus whose shores lie entirely in Europe.

The Canadians, whose shores had not been touched by war, drove far into France.

It is particularly renowned for its West Lake, whose shores are framed by hills and ornamented with temples and pagodas.