Examples of 'far from shore' in a sentence
Meaning of "far from shore"
far from shore - This phrase signifies a considerable distance from the shore, often used in a literal sense when referring to a location or distance related to the sea or ocean. It can also be utilized metaphorically to indicate being far away from safety, security, or familiarity
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far from shore
Do not stay too far from shore.
How far from shore was this.
The storm remained far from shore.
I am far from shore.
All are found in deep aquatic environment far from shore.
We are too far from shore.
He was particularly interested in the use of aircraft far from shore.
When boom injuries occur far from shore they can require expensive rescues.
A rip tide had pulled them far from shore.
How far from shore are international waters?
Shoals extend far from shore.
Boats affords you the luxury of exploring spectacular dive sites located far from shore.
An island not far from shore.
So far from shore I I swim on, but each stroke takes me nearer to drowning.
The ship collided with a reef not far from shore.
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Sometimes river water travels far from shore before it mixes with sea water.
They've scavenged half the rig to anchor this far from shore.
What brings you so far from shore in such a modest vessel?
But you never managed to get him too far from shore.
Drilling in deep waters far from shore is a complex, difficult, dangerous business.
Russell said he has never seen an animal like that so far from shore.
You may be so far from shore that you have no idea what's ahead.
Cranes and other shore birds can often be seen wading far from shore.
The melon-headed whale lives far from shore in all the world 's tropical and subtropical oceans.
No, that would take us too far from shore.
As a result, industrial fishing far from shore undermines developing countries ' coastal, mostly artisanal, fisheries.
We have run aground, but not far from shore.
How far from shore was this… Was it green, maybe?
Pilchards rarely inhabit the open seawaters, far from shore.
Ahoy, strange seafarers. What brings you so far from shore in such a modest vessel?
The black-legged kittiwake is a pelagic bird, meaning that it lives at sea, far from shore.
I am in the water, far from shore.
He was still over the sea, but he did not know how far from shore.
The best would be a clean, deep spot far from shore.
Maybe I can grab the line before it's too far from shore.
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Jack lost his shore leave buddy
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Examples of using Far
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Think how far they have come
A far corner of your pool is not cleaned
But we are still far from the target
