seashore

If at the seashore, run for your life to higher ground.

Close your eyes and it can sound like the seashore.

The next day, he went for a long walk along the seashore, alone.

With us, see, we're different because people come to the seashore.

I suggest you take your whole family down to the seashore.

They were within a short distance of the seashore now.

Did you chance to find it years ago by the seashore?

The eyes went away and in their place a beach led down to a seashore.

We take the seashore one year and the mountains the next.

I knew it was to the seashores that we were being taken.

The summer after the accident my parents took me to the seashore.

The celebration takes place both inside the home and at the seashore.

The two armies came to a head on the seashore.

The park service policy calls for letting nature take its course on the seashore.

She'd gone down to the seashore with the dogs and there he'd been, following her.

The two work together as a team to catch fish by the seashore.

In March she reached the top of the seashore waiting list.

They have seen, first hand, the devastation of our seashore.

"What we could use is a tractor, but the Seashore would never let us get one."

He died on 2 June 1802, and was buried by the seashore.

His greatest pleasure was to walk with her along the seashore.

Then I took a walk along the suddenly alien seashore and tried to work out what to do.

The house stood alone on the seashore some miles from the town, and was approached by a long drive.

Some guns were actually in positions on the seashore itself.

He returned often to paint the seashores around his home.