Similar words: shore, offshore, foreshorten, relinquish, feline, sideline, on the line, guideline. Meaning: n. a boundary line between land and water.
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61 When the 2010 Chilean tsunami arrived in California, people in Santa Monica Beach were mesmerized by the rapid withdrawal of the shoreline and went out to gawk at stranded marine life.
62 Hippos and marabou storks wander the shoreline near the tiny fishing villages whose hauls of Nile perch, tilapia, catfish and white herring sustain the local economy.
63 Tide pools formin zones of rocky shoreline where ocean and land meet—strips of shore, sometimes only a few yards wide, where everything is covered and uncovered bytides each day.
64 A bigger Galaxy has already begun to take shape on Macau's shoreline.
65 Tilting, warping, and changes in elevation can seriously affect canals and shoreline facilities of various kinks.
66 The wharfs of a ship repairing yard or shipyard are the facilities built by making use of shoreline resources, and shall be brought into the scope of administration of port planning and construction.
67 Can you find the photographer's tent, the slope of a volcano (active Piton de la Fournaise), a picturesque shoreline, and the lights of the nearby town (Saint Philippe)?sentencedict.com
68 Early and middle delta was leaflike delta, at this sedimentary period, lake shoreline was comparatively steady-going, the lake and the river both had some energy.
69 The heaviest oiling occurred along the Makah Indian Reservation and Olympic National Park shoreline.
70 Prograding bar - finger sand bodies are over - ridden by distributary channels as the shoreline retreats.
71 Residents gather along the shoreline to watch the grim retrieval operation of the capsized ferry MV Princess of Stars, off Sibuyan island, central Philippines June 24, 2008.
72 These shoreline trends are completely independent of the present - day structural configuration of the San Juan basin.
73 Cheniers have a parallel , gently arcuate alignment reflecting the migratory history of the shoreline.
74 He was flying over a sea, toward a jagged shoreline.
75 Blue Water Navies aren't for protecting their shoreline, it's all about being offensive.
76 Next, Sanfordleads his audience—in this case, me—on the short walk to Horseshoe Cove, another indentation in the rugged shoreline of Bodega Head.
77 The US Coast Guard said it had sent investigators to confirm whether crude oil had begun to wash up on parts of the Louisiana shoreline.
More similar words: shore, offshore, foreshorten, relinquish, feline, sideline, on the line, guideline, relinquishment, read between the lines, short, shorts, whore, in short, shorten, shortly, relic, cut short, shortcut, shortage, relief, relive, short-term, shortened, or else, relieve, short-lived, shortening, reliable, relieved.