Sentence examples for wild shore from inspiring English sources

The park offers simple accommodation units, some perched right on the wild shore, so you can watch from the moment you awake.

These novels La Danse du roi (1960; "The Dance of the King"), Qui se souvient de la mer (1962; Who Remembers the Sea), Cours sur la rive sauvage (1964; "Run on the Wild Shore"), Dieu en barbarie (1970; "God in Barbary"), Le Maître de chasse (1973; "The Hunt Master"), and Habel (1977)—like the early novels, express optimism in the brotherhood of mankind.

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This series was even more successful than the first: it included, in 1984 alone, William Gibson's Neuromancer, Kim Stanley Robinson's The Wild Shore, Lucius Shepard's Green Eyes, and Michael Swanwick's In the Drift.

She'll do the promotion, then retreat to the wild shores of Invernes-shire, with her children, their father, her boyfriend, and no TV, where she can just be herself – like nobody else can.

Members of the ruling class in Liberia have traditionally been descendants of the African-Americans who began settling on the wild shores of West Africa's Grain Coast in the eighteen-twenties.

IF YOU live in Europe and are lucky enough to be given roses by your Valentine, there is a good chance that they were grown in Kenya specifically, in one of the colossal greenhouses that blot out the once wild shores of Lake Naivasha, 90km (56 miles) north-west of Nairobi.

No wonder aestheticism had its wilder shores.

Charming first novel set in the wilder shores of Dublin.

The Arts and Crafts movement had its wilder shores.

Her own appetite for the wilder shores of art is now also clear.