the Coast

A member of any of a group of South American Indian peoples living along the coast of Brazil, in the Amazon River valley, and in Paraguay.

It was a hard day for the thousands of men cooped up in landing-crafts all round the coast.

He landed in the dark of night off the coast of Cuba and make his way to the mountains, and after much difficulty, found Garcia.

He was traveling along the coast roads of California, when he met a lovely woman in a roadside cafe, and began to flirt with her.

He took them to a ship , and later that day Buck and Curly stood and watched the coast get further and further away.

In New Jersey, the Oyster Creek nuclear plant, just a few miles from the coast, shut down as a precaution as Irene closed in.

Most of it comes from off the coast of Western Australia, and most of this, like the coal-seam gas, is destined for Asia.

Three young couples venture out on an idyllic weekend boat trip off the coast of New England.

More than 200 African migrants trying to reach Europe were thought to have drowned off the coast of Libya.

Located just a half hour's drive from Honolulu, Waimanalo stretches out lazily along the coast like a sleeping hound.

Powerful whirlpools are known as maelstroms. One of the most famous is found near the Lofoten Islands off the coast of Norway.

On the phone was an old acquaintance from the Coast Guard. He had once lent me a few bucks and liked to egg me about it.

Among the largest of these channels is off the coast of Brazil where the Amazon enters the Atlantic Ocean.

In his company, my first business was to go to that part of the coast where my rebellious crew had ordered me to be set on shore.

Xiao Tao's husband has bought the coast villa for her, Xiao Ran's husband has bought Martha for her and Mini cooper, and I!

Workers attempt to secure an oil boom into place in an effort to protect the coast line from the massive oil spill near Hopedale, Louisiana.

Adm. Allen, then the Coast Guard's commandant, was dispatched to the scene; he later said he knew right away the spill would be serious.

S. Coast Guard. "Initial indications show that this was not a terrorist incident, " the Coast Guard said in a statement.

The Spanish oil company Repsol says it has found a huge quantity of natural gas off the coast of Venezuela.

A shower or two near the coast in the Top End. Isolated showers near Alice Springs and a late gusty storm in the southwest.

We decided to head to the coast for a bit of rest and relaxation after our second festival of 2010.

This was one of many photos off the coast of Koh Tao in Thailand, near Koh Phangan, where I trained. A fish just happened to steal the shot.

Triggered by an earthquake off the coast of Japan, it sent a five-foot surge into the harbor, causing up to 700, 000 dollars in damages.

If you were sending a U-boat in to pick up a fugitive spy, what would you think was the nearest sub could safely come to the coast?

When they bombed those islands, when they attacked the boat off the coast, that sort of thing?

And scientists had not expected such a large earthquake happening off the coast of Japan.

It went on like this for a while. Gibbs did not give any ground, and declined support the idea that the Coast Guard had done anything wrong.

They might have got through comparatively unscathed, as did the reactors at Fukushima Dai-ni, a similar plant farther along the coast.

The Russian News Agency reported the incident yesterday and said the coast guard just found an empty boat in a three-day search.

To get a sense of just how long, he says, imagine a giant with her head in Baltimore and her toe off the coast of South Africa.

The ships are ready to leave the coast for military maneuvers carried out in the Caspian Sea.

So it was a shock to hear Mr Zoellick describe as "appalling" the bank's behaviour over a bungled project to develop the coast of Albania.

He said he once harpooned a 2, 000-pound shark off the coast of New York.

Over the next few days the aim is to extend the zone eastwards until it covers the whole of the coast to the capital, Tripoli.

The Pentagon has said an aircraft, not a missile, was the probable cause of a condensation trail off the coast of California on Monday.

The Coast Guard said it had sent investigators to confirm whether crude oil had begun to wash up on parts of the Louisiana shoreline.

The white rock strata lying obliquely on the coast looks like the backbone of a dragon and extends from the coast into the sea.

For the last summer she had been away visiting with relatives in one of the towns on the coast.

It is needless to add that this forest, as well as the coast already surveyed, was destitute of any sign of human life.

The best place seemed to be a thin piece of sandy shore in North Carolina along the coast of the Atlantic Ocean.

All those colors are ice and it goes up to about two miles thick, just a gigantic dome that comes in from the coast and rises in the middle.

Later on I took him to Dover to see our heavy batteries glaring across the Channel at the coast of France-for us Germany.

He said that outside of Lima, Peru can be erected along the coast there are many places like this big Jesus.

Corridors began to open up along the coast and through the mountains, letting people migrate south from Alaska for the first time.

He said the couple had been captured by "our brothers who patrol the coast" .

After that failed, they complied with orders not to open hatches designed to sink the craft, said the Coast Guard.

The Coast Guard said the plane is to be dug up and the men's remains repatriated.

FOR power stations on the coast of China, it is often cheaper to import coal by sea from Indonesia than from mines in the interior.

Stepping out of the Signal Hill Park, you could take a stroll on the seashore sidewalk along the coast.

The British driver headed from the Circuit de Catalunya to a sun, shopping and jet-skiing holiday on a luxury yacht, off the coast of Italy.

But to follow this direction was to go south, exactly opposite to that part of the coast where Harding might have landed.

It consists of a narrow strip along the coast at the bottom of the foothills of the Alps and its highest point is "Le Rocher" at 140m.

Along the coast, mangrove forests have been used to develop a fashionable, new ecotourism industry.

But we may have to be a bit more considerate about which parts of the coast we develop further and which ones we don't.

He said he saw a glut of copper in warehouses just along the coast, which he estimates at about 700, 000 tons.

The way that this symbiosis works is that this little squid lives just off the coast of Hawaii, just in sort of shallow knee deep water.

Earlier, the Coast Guard said they found a life jacket and a cooler, but no sign of the men.

At the age of eight, he began snorkeling off the coast of New Jersey.

"We went about two nautical miles off the coast, " he said. "There were still oil sheens there. "

It was revealed that, on the day of the fire, the person went for a diving trip off the coast - some 20 miles away from the forest.

Trapped off the coast of Maine, he was shipped to Manhattan and dumped into a tank at a posh Upper East Side seafood restaurant.

And rescuers say it took seven hours but they managed to help get a whale untangled from a net off the coast of Australia.

Jake: Herod's City was located on the coast. . . A lot of people look for objects that might be on the bottom of the sea.

This lush and dense jungle by the coast of Chile could have been a scenic tourist getaway.

Skirmishes between residents and local councils are already erupting up and down the coast over erosion by the sea.

The coast of Ellesmere Island has also warmed an average of two degrees (Celsius) in the last 50 years, he said.

It may be smart to avoid living on the coast, on low-lying land, on a fault zone, in a major city, or on the sides of a volcano.

McCain off the coast of the Philippines, according to CNN, quoting a US official who said it was an "inadvertent encounter" .

FAR out to sea, the wind blows faster than it does near the coast.

The Olympics forced its closure, so the company is building a giant, state-of-the-art plant at Caofeidian, on the coast of Hebei province.

The statement said evidence indicated that part of the site was on the coast and part of it submerged in the sea.

As if being taller than the Eiffel Tower wasn't enough, it also stands on a massive man-made island 270 meters off the coast .

That breach, the Coast Guard investigation determined, might have been the source of the initial flooding.

"This was the most dangerous operation of my career, " Todd Bagetis, the lieutenant in charge of the Coast Guard team, said in a statement.

Alex Haley served in the Coast Guard and began to make serious thoughts to the Thanksgiving Day that would become.

At least one exception to the dire situation: The biggest sharks of all, whale sharks, are thriving off the coast of western Australia.

Sirte, the stronghold of Colonel Qaddafi's tribe on the coast, continued to stay the eastern advance to the capital.

Onagawa is one of the many small towns sitting along the deeply indented, sawtooth shore that lines the coast of northern Miyagi prefecture.

Any other spare time would be spent snorkeling or exploring the coast in a speedboat .

Many main roads to and along the coast have been cleared, making way for a noticeable ramping-up of aid trucks as well as rescue workers.

Imagine for a moment that the year is 2000 B. C. and you're a fisherman living along the coast of what is now Southern Europe.

It's not that the U. S. lacks places off the coast to put the windmills.

The Coast Guard rescuers who quickly got to the scene and many of the ferries and boats that first responded train for water rescues.

The hijacking a week ago of an oil supertanker from off the coast of Kenya has brought new attention to the maritime criminals.

The Coast Guard is still searching for a carnival cruise ship worker who fell overboard off the coast of Florida.

With its mild climate, wealth of countryside and proximity to the coast, Southampton is one of the best places to live and work in the UK.

Information has just been trickling out of this remote island, information off the coast of western Sumatra .

When I got off the train at the city on the coast, I could smell the sea.

But as they flew up the coast of Mexico, the engine on the back of the plane failed. Fuel had stopped flowing to it.

In tests off the coast of Portugal last winter, Grex-capable vehicles were able to assemble into formation and perform "swarm" tasks.

The company has always had an interest in Africa and made a big find off the coast of Ghana in 2007.

I assume life is like this. Several bungalows are sitting along the coast of this small island.

The Coast Guard said he was treading water for more than an hour when another cruise ship spot ted him and brought him aboard.

At least 80 African migrants were feared drowned Monday after their boats capsized off the coast of Yemen, authorities there reported.

Eventually, ERI will be very, very busy inspecting new construction along the coast. But the expectation of new business is premature.

The brand-new, state-of-the-art submarine was conducting a routine test dive off the coast of New Hampshire when an induction valve failed.

the geographic South Pole is at the center of the Antarctic continent, but the magnetic pole is hundreds of miles away, near the coast.

Skerry A leaping manta ray (Manta birostris) seems to fly above the Gulf of California off the coast of Mexico.

In frozen arctic regions or in ocean waters off the coast, and up to a mile down.

Standing to the north-east, he sailed along the coast till he reached a fine bay, where he anchored for about ten days.

But the coast guard commandant denied that his vessels were used to attack Misrata or any other Libyan city.

Found: A new species of "hopping" fish off the coast of Indonesia.

swimming off the coast of argentina , a female right whale singles out just one of the suitors that are hotly pursuing her.

Now scientists say, all of that rumbling might cause something surprising: a hidden island to appear off the coast of Sicily .

The breathtaking beauty of the mountains seem a world away from the crowded tourist resorts that are dotted around the coast of Tenerife.

Set in the 1940s on an island off the coast of South Carolina, the backdrop of The Notebook may inspire as much passion as its story.

the great storms that hit the coast start as soft circling wind hundreds--even thousands-- of miles out to sea.

High tide at 10. 17p. m. A place where it is only possible for a ship to leave the coast at high tide.

Divers rescued a humpback whale off the coast of Acapulco, Mexico. The adult male was tangled in fishing nets about a mile out to sea.

Catostylus species jellyfish seems frozen in place in this split -level view off the coast of South Africa.

fish thought to have been extinct since the Cretaceous Period but found in 1938 off the coast of Africa.

It manufactures the steel jaws attached to diesel excavators that are removing debris and looking for bodies up and down the coast.

I knew the story the New York Times and CNN had told me -- a story focused only on the boom of the coast and the repression of Tibet.

in the last few days , we said that the happy journey along the coast was actually a journey to realize our dreams.

On the phone was an old acquaintance from the Coast Guard, now stationed in San Francisco.

ExxonMobil, the US oil group, has made a "potentially significant" gas discovery off the coast of Vietnam in an area also claimed by China.

"Like some parts of the coast, Chileans' self-image subsided as a result of the earthquake, " noted one local newspaper columnist.

Three days after that, while walking along the coast, I found something large floating on the sea about a mile away from the shore.

His account included detailed descriptions of the island - with mountains in the north and along the coast, and a plain in the south.

Known as a "dead zone" , this vast oxygen-depleted area extends along the coast between Louisiana and Texas.

And he has a history of these trucks, and he's moved these bees up and down the coast.

Living and dining areas cantilever out over the ocean, allowing dramatic views up and down the coast.

The island is about thirteen kilometers off the coast and is less than two hundred sixty square kilometers.

is one of the more common mariposas found in foothills throughout the Coast Ranges and western Sierra Nevada foothills of California.

We left him there to float off with the tide, and told him to follow the coast.

The unusual crustacean was found off the coast of southern Taiwan. It has a dramatic bright red shell covered with small white bumps.

Grain orientation tends to be parallel to the coast.

In less than an hour's time, the typhoon laid waste a number of towns and villages along the coast.

Many battles took place just off the coast of the United States. Many others took place farther away, in international waters.

Maggie: Like putting our house up for sale and moving to a small island off the coast of Maine .

U. S. and Russian naval vessels are currently part of a multinational security patrol against piracy off the coast of Somalia.

An Air France passenger jet with more than 200 people on board is missing off the coast of Brazil.

Currently, a storm system is a few hundred miles southwest of the Cape Verde Islands, which are off the coast of Africa.

witnesses took to be a high-altitude rocket launched off the coast of southern California at sunset Monday, officials said.

The Coast Guard said the switch was being made now because of a predicted week-long lull in the Gulf storm season.

For the present, we will be holding on to these funds until the 'coast is clear' and the dark safely removed from your societies.

We went to the coast to see my cousin for a few days.

Hijackings off the coast of Somalia accounted for a third of global piracy incidents this year, reports the International Maritime Board.

In the end, however, the old ladies forced him to move to a remote island , which lay off the coast.

Those of you who were stranded on rooftops looked to the sky for deliverance, and then you saw the Coast Guard choppers come.

A 1, 000-pound racehorse swims off the coast of Malta after being taken into the sea for exercise in preparation for the next race.

During a war, the Coast Guard becomes part of the United States Navy, and helps to protect against enemy attacks from the sea.

Secondly, the tidal waves smashed the coast and went over the hills and mountains in close proximity to the coast line.

Add to that the economic disparity between the coast and the rest of the country, a host of environmental problems.

An earthquake off the coast of Indonesia triggered a tsunami that surged across the Indian Ocean, and reached as far as the coast of Africa.

Seawater substitute, for the cities near the coast, is one of effective routes to keep the balance of water supply and water requirement.

During the Autumn the raptors migrating south along the coast towards Sagres for the onward journey to Africa are a sight that few forget.

The hotel is located on a man-made island just off the coast of Dubai and derives its sail-like shape from the region's nautical history.

These waterways make it possible for boats to travel between ports along the coast without being exposed to the dangers of the open sea.

With 23 crew members of an Asian cargo ship now safe, the Coast Guard is working to salvage the boat and five thousand cars it's carrying.

The Channel Islands are an archipelago off the coast of Southern California home to a variety of plants and animals found nowhere else.

My dream would be to own a tropical island off the coast of Northern Australia and live happily ever after with my family.

The more close to the coast the weather more stable, more to the Mainland more like the desert weather.

Now the coast was dotted with desalinization plants and it was sometimes hard to tell that Oman was a desert nation.

China highly commends the efforts that have been made by the Contact Group on Piracy off the Coast of Somalia.

The notion of a string of idyllic desert islands off the coast of northern Spain is an unlikely one.

"We went about two nautical miles off the coast, " he said.

Lightning arcs from the top of a cloud to the horizon off the coast of the Bahamas.

Her most celebrated statue in ancient times was that by Praxiteles at Cnidus, on the coast of Asia Minor.

A permanent naval base is likely to be based in Gulf of Aden, the pirate infested waters off the coast of Somalia.

Anchovies, for instance, are harvested well out to sea off the coast of Mexico, Central America and California.

The Caribbean monk seal was the first New World mammal to be discovered by Columbus and his company on the coast of Santo Domingo in 1494.

In only a few minutes, hurricanes can increase the ocean level along the coast by several feet.

The earthquake hit in the early afternoon off the coast of Honshu, Japan's most populous island, triggering unprecedented destruction.

Search teams say they have discovered part of a flight recorder from the Air France plane that crashed in 2009, off the coast of Brazil.

All 64 passengers and crew of a Canadian sailing ship that sank in high winds have been rescued from life rafts off the coast of Brazil.

Nowhere else along the coast is there such shallow water so far from land.

The UN says the ship foundered off the coast of Libya late last week, but the witness accounts are only emerging now.

Four armed intruders boarded the ship on Wednesday in the pirate-plagued waters off the coast of Somalia.

One of the responsibilities of the Coast Guard is to make sure that all ships are obedient in following traffic rules in busy harbors.

The European Union's anti-piracy force says pirates attacked but failed to hijack a French-flagged ship off the coast of Tanzania Tuesday.

For the latest project, undersea views include those of the habitat of threatened species that live off the coast of England.

They hit the enemy warships prowling along the coast.

Then we have what is going on at the opposite side of the Indo-Australia Plate, where islands off the coast of Bangladesh are sinking.

On this day three hundred and ninety years ago, the great explorer Sir Francis Drake died aboard ship off the coast of Panama.

By the next afternoon, we were steaming west from the coast of Ireland, with nothing out ahead of us but ocean.

The clouds over the land now rose like mountains and the coast was only a long green line with the gray blue hills behind it.

The Israeli navy shot and killed four members of a militant Palestinian group off the coast of the Gaza Strip.

The whisker warriors are being used to track and detect underwater saboteurs and mines in the waters off the coast of Iraq.

Columbus was a Genoese-born navigator and discoverer of the New World. On his fourth voyage he explored the coast of Central America.

Through telescope, the captain found a village on the coast.

Israeli forces boarded the catamaran Tuesday off the coast of Gaza and forced it to head toward the southern Israeli port of Ashdod.

A few days later about 140 balck people were taken and put on a tall sailing ship waiting off the coast .

During the slide, tidal waves move over the Earth along the coast lines, as the water is not attached and can move independently.

To our right, off the coast, was a row of 200ft-high limestone stacks known as the Twelve Apostles.

Small tsunamis were observed along the coast, measuring between 10 and 20 centimeters, said the JMA.

The plan was to land at Sarajevo, cycle to Split in Croatia, ride up the coast and across to Ljubljana to fly home.

After a while, friends notice I still on the coast, so they said how safty it was and try to dispel my misgivings.

Sixty-one kilometres of a new bypass also opens in April, enabling goods vehicles heading for the coast to avoid the city altogether.

Holidaymakers continued to pour down to the coast in search of surf and sun.

Humberto is expected to dump up to 25 centimeters of rain over the coast of Texas and Louisiana Thursday.

A US aircraft carrier has arrived off the coast of Haiti to help co-ordinate the movement of supplies.

Great whites like these, here off the coast of South Africa, in an area called False Bay, can reach twenty feet in length. . .

It had gone down soon after last sighted off the coast of Cornwall.

In an effort to combat piracy off the coast of Somalia, the international community has sent navy ships to patrol the area.

The problem is particularly worrisome along the coast because the microbes pollute shellfish beds and areas used for recreation.

By defeating the invaders , the British strengthened their authority over the coast.

"The river flows into the sea, so it will take us back to the coast. " This seemed like a good plan.

You transported the bones out yourself to the coast of Africa, onto a boat, if you wanted to get them out of the middle of the Sahara.

Because Moscow was so far from the coast, no Czar had called for a navy. No Czar had waged war at sea.

So the flow of migrants from inland China can no longer be counted on infinitely to expand manufacturing capacity on the coast.

By seven in the evening the ship was drawing near the coast, with the Frenchman himself at the wheel.

But after a half hour, authorities said the coast was clear and residents could return to their homes.

He's done well enough to buy an apartment on the coast where he and his wife will winter.

Russian forces have freed the crew of a Russian oil tanker captured by Somali pirates off the coast of Yemen.

She also narrowly beat the men's record of 393. 7 feet in her dive in the Turks & Caicos Islands off the coast of Florida.

The controversial 130-turbine project off the coast of Cape Cod faced strong local opposition and had been under review for nine years.

Boats are seen spraying water on an oil and gas platform that exploded in the Gulf of Mexico, off the coast of Louisiana.

That was the case until last weekend, when a 13-metre-long grey whale was spotted cruising off the coast of Israel.

Along a part of the coast of the United States electric telegraphs have been established.

Further down the coast Gentoo penguins have opted for a more comfortable nesting site.

He had a privateering commission to attack a French trading post in the town of Goree off the coast of Africa.

Thrall: Hmm. Prepare to move out. If our comrades did make it here, we should be able to find them along the coast.

Be spontaneous and rent a convertible and kidnap your partner for a drive up the coast for lunch or dinner.

Its inventor, Nicholas Makris of MIT, has used it to watch herring hidden in the sea off the coast of Maine.

A few weeks ago, a proposed 170MW wind farm off the coast of Massachusetts won state permitting approval and now awaits federal approval.

They captured two valves of Peru's sole pipeline between the country's gas field and the coast, which could have led to fuel rationing.

Recently the disease emerged from Mozambique and has spread along shipping routes around the coast of Africa and into central Asia.

America suffered a devastating oil spill in 1989, when the Exxon Valdez, a large oil tanker, ran into a reef off the coast of Alaska.

They say Colonel Gaddafi's forces are retreating westwards along the coast and that rebel troops have surrounded the town.

He is going to live by the coast for the sake of his health.

To be cost-effective, several buoys need be to clustered together at a site along the coast.

TradeCard's Cavano agrees, noting difficulties in getting goods off the coast. Then there's the distance from the U. S. , he adds.

Today it operates 235 lifeboat stations around the coast of the United Kingdom and Ireland, manned by volunteers.

Since the fifth of January, the Coast Guard icebreaker Healy has been escorting a Russian tanker through the frozen Bering Sea toward Nome.

It was a foggy right to be fishing on the coast.

We were eager to visit the rain forests near the coast, but we heard that snow slides had made some of the roads impassable.

Leviathan among sharks, a whale shark (Rhincodon typus) gains on its small prey in the Indian Ocean off the coast of western Australia.

On an island off the coast of China, a little macaque nestles its head on a dove.

It started with a mock earthquake off the coast of Sumatra, triggering a virtual tsunami wave that crossed the Indian Ocean in 12 hours.

The freighter launched out, on a journey to the coast of Africa.

We also tell how islands off the coast of North Carolina help to protect the rest of North America from destructive storms.

The United Kingdom is an island in northwest Europe off the coast of continental Europe.

Thousands of people would be forced to migrate from the coast to increasingly impoverished and crowded urban areas inland.

The bulk of the population lives in a crescent that stretches from the outskirts of Washington to the coast via Richmond, the state capital.

During the storm, there were waves of up to 30 metres high off the coast.

China is preparing to relocate its citizens to its new ghost cities from the coast and from the southern and western provinces near India.

Norway is a country of mountains and fjords , but driving along the coast line of Norway may not be the most exciting thing you do.

Six sailors from the DPRK are missing after their cargo ship sank off the coast of Dalian Tuesday due to strong winds, Xinhua reported.

The coast guard says, so far, more than half the crew have been safely recovered from life rafts.

These images show icebergs that have drifted unusually close to the coast of New Zealand.

When the coast was clear, the fugitives came out of their hiding place.

Peter likes nothing better than going to the coast and messing about in his boat.

Man standing on the history of the coast time back in that groove beam lines, as splendid love life was brilliant.

Reports from Nigeria say that an oil tanker seized by pirates off the coast of the Niger Delta last week has been released.

Off the coast of the island, the old town, canal scenery and horticultural industry to attract foreign tourists.

All around the city of Salisbury , AS far AS twenty-two miles to the west , and six miles south , down to the coASt , farmers raise sheep.

This freighter can carry a 50000-ton cargo direct to any port along the coast of the Pacific.

However, pressure from local authorities forced the captain to steer the ship away from the coast.

The little carnivore -- about 6 feet tall -- was found on James Ross Island, off the coast of the Antarctic Peninsula.