Use of the word seacoast in a sentence example

seacoast

Last update: August 30, 2015

Along the seacoast or one side of a navigable river, or 8 m. [Please select]

He puts Bohemia on the seacoast and makes Ulysses quote Aristotle. [Please select]

Their home with us is on the seacoast where they feed along the beach turning over shells and pebbles in their search for food. [Please select]

They inhabited the seacoast and vicinity, from the mouth of the Elbe, northward along the coast of Denmark or Jutland. [Please select]

The British had taken New York, they could probably take Philadelphia when they liked, and no place near the seacoast was safe. [Please select]

Then, when the search for you abates, we can strike down thence to the seacoast, if the white men are still there. [Please select]

Only one colony of caterpillars was found and this was at Durham in the southern part of New Hampshire near the seacoast. [Please select]

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