Examples of 'moved ashore' in a sentence
Meaning of "moved ashore"
Moved ashore: To come onto land from a body of water, such as a sea or river
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The depression then moved ashore on the island.
Dramatic weakening ensued once the cyclone moved ashore.
The depression also moved ashore with high waves and tides.
Heavy firing erupted as the Soviet landing force moved ashore.
The marines moved ashore.
The storm moved ashore the coastline of Nicaragua thereafter.
According to press reports, torrential rain occurred near Shantou, where Kit moved ashore.
During the next day, Alessia moved ashore and turned towards the east.
Gert moved ashore near Belize City as a minimal tropical storm, dropping rainfall in coastal areas.
Damage was heaviest in South Korea, notably where it moved ashore.
Because Carmen moved ashore over uninhabited marshland, it caused far less damage than initially feared.
Two thousand sailors - just under half the total crew - had been moved ashore.
The hurricane moved ashore near Sabine Pass, Texas later that day at peak strength.
In Belize, a hurricane warning was issued about 23 hours before Iris moved ashore.
The typhoon then moved ashore near Kavali, Andhra Pradesh.
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However, on October 31, the storm curved eastward and moved ashore over northern Florida.
On August 31, Grace moved ashore on Galveston Island, Texas, and it quickly weakened over land.
On the morning of 15 September, marines of the 1st Marine Division moved ashore at Peleliu.
Tracking to the west-northwest, Bret moved ashore within 24 hours of forming, and dissipated shortly thereafter.
After weakening to a low-end Category 3 hurricane, Andrew moved ashore near Morgan City, Louisiana.
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