How To Use Coastland In A Sentence
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Originating in the early 1970's, these were the workhorses of BC's big wood logging operations up and down the coastland.
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They carry silt from the Mississippi River that replenishes the delta and keeps the coastland above the water line, creating a gradual buffer from the sea.
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In the next forty years, English and Flemish settlers poured into the rich arable coastlands of south Wales.
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Less than a half hour in length, the film centres on the activities of an oil company who want to buy coastland beside a major oil field find in the Atlantic.
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Your sacrifices and fortitude are honored and your rewards are the gratitude of those saved at sea, a cleaner coastland, a more educated public and a safer America.
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For a course at the Helsinki University of Technology, we imagined a day when global warming had caused the polar ice caps to melt and the sea level to rise, submerging coastlands and whole islands.
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Marine fishery is an important activity throughout coastland in Zhejiang province.
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The area would never become like Mexico's coastlands.
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And that is how a state effort to protect coastlands derailed the most environmentally progressive development California had ever seen.
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A walker with plenty of stamina and a fair sense of balance can make a memorable week's hike westward along the Sfakiot coastlands by way of the footpaths through these great canyons.
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With the practical engineering examples, the scheme to treat the tank foundation on coastland was discussed in this article, and then, a optimum scheme was presented.
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During most of its history Libya has been inhabited by Arab and Berber nomads, only the coastlands and oases being settled.
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A 14-year-old Naples High School student faces felony charges of aggravated battery for allegedly attacking another teen at the Coastland Center mall with an instrument described as a protractor or compass.
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They carry silt from the Mississippi River that replenishes the delta and keeps the coastland above the water line, creating a gradual buffer from the sea.