from the shore

They took their oars and began to pull from the shore, then spread their sail, and drove merrily across the firth.

Amid all the natural beauty I saw a small wooden house a few yards from the shore, and a small round hole in the ice a few yards out.

A searchlight picked the ship up, and fire was opened on her from the shore.

Here was the narrow entrance which she had seen on the plan, with the castle above, and an arm of rock running out from the shore.

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

Is immediate, ah, the last his father asked me to close from the place from the shore to swim to the destination.

A lifeboat was ready to set out from the shore.

As near as he could remember, it stood twelve or fifteen rods from the shore, where the water was thirty or forty feet deep.

For the next 12 miles, ie, up to 24 from the shore, they have fewer rights but may also control customs, immigration and taxation.

The boat swept proudly away from the shore, and all went on merrily, as before.

As the tide receded (from the shore) we were able to look for shells.

It took the swimmer some distance from the shore and left him there, out of his depth.

He also shot from the shore at terrified youngsters who had dived into the lake in a desperate attempt to escape.

Far from the shore will be heard singing, because that is where the heart of the place.

You are calling from the shore of that small lake to your brothers and sisters and you are saying 'Come home.

I wanted to sail to the Canary Islands, but I was afraid to go too far from the shore.

The ship touched ground a few yards from the shore.

Health and plants from the shore into the river, then students from the river to the shore, the shore as strong that the water was green.

It says the ship broke apart not far from the shore.

The house reef is only meters from the shore and provides endless snorkelling in both shallow and deep water.

We 'll land on the sea , taxi in to about ten yards from the shore , and put you off in a dinghy .

Fence posts mark what was once the edge of Lake Koroneia, now several metres from the shore.

The boat was about a mile from the shore when the engine suddenly died.

There was a long springboard and three rafts at varying distance from the shore.

In other words, creatures like barnacles and anemones are hitching rides from the shore to the middle of the ocean.

if, cast adrift from the shore, I could with complete integrity float on it, I should never be seen on the Mill-dam again.

It was lying on its side not far from the shore.

It was carried away farther and farther from the shore, till it reached the open sea.

The ship held off from the shore because of a dangerous whirlwind.

What methods are being used to keep oil away from the shore?

From the locker to the blanket. From the blanket to the shore. From the shore to the water. Guess there isn't anymore!

when we were coming back not far from the shore , the engine quit for some reason i don ' t know.

Viewing from the shore, one sees fishing boats floating on the sea.

Then somebody in gloom spoke. "Well, anyhow, they must have seen us from the shore by now. "

Zhang was coordinating the rescue work and temporarily lost his voice after four days of shouting commands from the shore.

the foot soldiers , watching from the shore , soon lost sight of the hero.

No construction is more appealing, or more redolent of mortality, than a jetty that sticks out from the shore.

After the first two days, eggless females may be seen crossing plateau roads, kilometres from the shore.

The shipwrecked boat drifted away from the shore.

Because we grieve, we know Jesus is the voice calling from the shore, "Friends, haven't you any fish? " (John 21).

the mountains rose precipitously from the shore.

Still flushed face from the shore to spend, banks can still learn Chui Mei Liu.

The emperor watched from the shore on a sable-lined divan .

at a dozen rods from the shore, in shallow water, under ice a foot thick, at 36x.

Farthest from the shore; seaward.

One blue whale swam steadily past Long Island about 60 miles from the shore.

Silent sky scattered with stars winked How many pieces, from the shore moat Grass Lane, from time to time came the crickets, cricket sounds.

Subtropical vegetation stretches from the shore to 200 meters' slopes, including various kinds of trees, especially the tall banyans.

The waves recede from the shore.

I swam away from the shore.

FOR nearly 30 years, legal control of the sea has actually stopped 200 miles from the shore, but even that is about to change.

I have a thumbnail which I made earlier of the view from the shore of one of Canberra's lakes.

How far is it from the shore of the Atlantic to the mountains?

How far is it from the shore of the Atlantic to the city?

How far is it from the shore of the Pacific to the mountains?

and if i try and sail back in she's gonna push me from the shore

Once defined by the range of a cannon shot from the shore,

Information Service (These phrases are normally transmitted from the shore)

And in a quarter of an hour it blew a fresh gale from the shore

flat 'islands' isolated from the shore by sufficiently deep water to prevent access by terrestrial predators;

Come from the shore of eternity

A mile from the shore