Sentences with phrase «onto shore»

There is something so peaceful about listening to the waves crash onto the shore.

That's when powerful winds drive ocean waters onto shore, flooding coastal regions.

The home offers a beautiful view of the surf as it breaks below onto the shore.

This beach could be deadly winter, when 20 - foot waves crash onto shore.

Hotspots of ocean acidification have been found in the waters that wash onto the shores of the West Coast, a major concern for the region's billion dollar fishing industry as well as the region's potentially fragile coastal ecosystems.

Hotspots of ocean acidification have been found in the waters that wash onto the shores of the West Coast, a major concern for the region's billion dollar fishing industry as well as the region's potentially fragile coastal ecosystems.

Listen to the roar of Howler monkeys and the sound of waves crashing onto shore as images of Humpback whales glide beneath your feet and pelicans soar across the ceiling above.

When China's automakers finally roll onto our shores as the newest underdogs, it's the Koreans they'll be aiming to knock off.

Hundreds of tourists chug past this archipelago of 16 islands and islets on their way to Phu Quoc island, yet scant few foreigners have stepped onto its shores — and we're wondering why.

«Once in our lakes and oceans, plastics are there to stay, unless they are eaten by organisms, or wash back up onto shore.»

Thirteen years of my life passed in this saltwater until I was spit back onto the shore and discovered my calling, to which I responded as if it was literally calling me on my iPhone.

I sat down, and soon a lone chinstrap penguin came onto the shore from the sea.

If you are looking to take a day away to Fraser Island, you will enjoy landing on the beautiful beaches and will be able to step out of the aircraft right onto the shores of the Island.

You enjoy dinner & drinks stretched out on the beach with the waves crushing onto shore just steps from you.

range from a penthouse suite at a luxury resort to a New England - style shingle - clad beauty where you can open up your bedroom doors and step right out onto the shore.

We've been changing God since Anglo Saxons first stepped foot onto these shores.

This summer, water thick with toxic, blue - green algae spilled onto the shores of the Treasure Coast.

Thousands of Pacific walruses had reportedly broken from their normal habits and shambled onto the shore there, and the scientists were keen to observe their behavior.

«A hurricane on Katrina's path would push a lot of stuff onto shore, given where a lot of the oil is right now.»

Rivers would again carry nutrients seaward, where most life would be, as it was long before vertebrates crawled onto the shore.

Scientists have long supposed that the first vertebrates to emerge from the sea 360 million years ago slithered onto shore like fish with legs.

My reverie was broken as the two local guys who came rushing to water earlier dragged a weakened swimmer onto the shore.

The Red Turtle doesn't answer the questions it raises, but it doesn't need to; it's about moonlight on the water, a hand held out to another, and the way a wave, rippling onto a shore, leaves no trace of its brief life.

The survivors land on a military aircraft carrier that inevitably has its crew infected, and forces the game's cast to flee onto the shore of yet another zombie infested island.

India is likely to get the new Cayenne soon after as Porsche has always brought its cars onto our shores as CBUs.

As I swam, all I heard were the waves, rising and tumbling onto shore, the smooth rhythm of my hands splashing into the water, the breaths that I drew into my mouth and lungs, and the long gurgling of silvery bubbles rolling slowly into the sea.

But the Isle is a protected world until a storm washes Xanthier O'Bannon onto its shores after a shipwreck.

The turtles still wade onto the shore to dig their nests and lay their eggs.

Day cruise boats were pulling in every few minutes with hundreds of fellow tourists descending onto the shore.

At 7:55 am, after two hours 10 minutes fighting the strong current, the swimmer stepped out of the turquoise water onto the shore at event sponsor Hotel Vila Ombak.

The flexibility of the fins, greatly reduces the chances of damage to the fins if they are run onto shore.

The best time of day to see the turtles is in the evening, when many Honu stroll onto the shore to rest and admire the beautiful Hawaiian sunset.

Here, the only lights shining at night are the twinkling stars; and you fall asleep to the sounds of the waves, rolling lazily onto the shore as the tide ebbs and flows.

Luscious clear tropical waters lap calmly onto the shores providing a serine and safe environment for families and to enjoy these warm lagoons with amazing diving and snorkeling as well as a multitude of other activities, both in and out of the water.

If you are travelling south from Torquay, the view snakes around a few mountains and the waves crash up onto the shore here.

Some of these additions are proving more contrarversial than others — You've probably already seen clips of WWII's loot boxes, dropping onto the shores of Normandy beach before spewing out a handful of cosmetics and XP boosts.

«Climbing out of his boat and onto shore in 1542, Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo...

One such person is Elliot Sudal, who had a shark on the link for 45 minutes before finally splashing into the waves and pulling the exhausted animal onto the shore.

Shorebreaks are identified by that beautiful condition when waves smash onto the shore spraying water, foam and sand, but they can also be deadly.Serious neck and spinal injuries as a result of shorebreaks have badly injured inexperienced and experienced swimmers and surfers.

If you get into an emergency situation, you can head for an outpost and drop crew members off while you sail by, so they can swim onto shore and turn stuff in, even while the rest of you are fighting.

After an enthralling evening surf, many enjoy a tasty beach barbecue mixed with the sound of laughter and waves breaking onto the shore.

And that means that far from being a bridge, the big investments in natural gas may actually be a breakwater that keeps this new wave of truly clean energy from washing onto our shores.

The four of us made our way over to the cave, dodging waves washing up onto shore with approaching high tide.

Waves surged in from the sea, flooding houses a foot deep and ripping fishing boats from their moorings in the harbor, tossing them high up onto the shore.

When they crash onto the shore of Yamatai in their inadequate ship, the new friends are quickly separated.