Examples of 'sea walls' in a sentence
Meaning of "sea walls"
are structures constructed along coastal areas to protect against the erosive forces of the ocean, preventing the encroachment of seawater and reducing the risk of flooding
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Building sea walls and beach reinforcement.
Rehabilitation and reinforcement of existing sea walls.
The sea walls were breached last night.
Lack of maintenance is also a major issue with sea walls.
Sea walls have two specific weaknesses.
These temporary sea walls become permanent.
Sea walls are in place to prevent coastal flooding.
Neighborhoods are now protected by sea walls and acres of mangrove.
Sea walls can cause beaches to dissipate.
Walk through the harbour and along the sea walls.
The sea walls were left relatively undefended.
This comment is also applicable to the staith wall and sea walls.
Sea walls merely push the problem elsewhere.
An example of salt weathering can be seen in the honeycombed stones in sea walls.
The sea walls had not been strong enough.
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But you will have to help me rebuild the sea walls with logs.
Sea walls will not ever hold back the sea.
The huge storm surge resulted in broken sea walls and massive property loss.
The Italian mercenaries are gathering on the sea walls.
Between the church and the sea walls lay the polo field of the Tzykanisterion.
The course of the road roughly follows the old Sea Walls of the city.
During storms, sea walls help longshore drift.
Two thousand years ago Roman builders constructed vast sea walls and harbor piers.
Sea walls are hard engineering shore-based structures which protect the coast from erosion.
Information panels have also been installed on the sea walls along several coastal cities.
It involved removal of thousands of tonnes of rock using explosives, and building sea walls.
My mother needs the money to build sea walls in the Ream Plain.
By then, workers began repairing damaged coastlines and building up stone sea walls.
The villages, sea walls and footpaths are a popular leisure area for residents and tourists alike.
Waves of more than ten meters have caused damage to sea walls and seafront promenades.
In response, the sea walls were renovated in the early 8th century under Tiberios III r.
There was a tank repair area near the Sea Walls.
Extensive reclamation and sea walls had extended Jarrett 's original lots.
In the Netherlands and Germany the coast is protected by sea walls.
Along Essaouira 's waterfront, you will find sea walls lined with restored cannons.
That means deploying pumps, physically raising roads, and increasing the height of sea walls.
Modern sea walls failed to protect coastal towns from Japan's destructive tsunami last month.
He also reorganized the Cibyrrhaeotic Theme, and repaired the sea walls of Constantinople.
Strong waves broke over sea walls in Charleston, spilling floodwaters onto coastal streets and homes.
Work was soon begun building gun emplacements, bunkers, tunnels, and sea walls.
Subject: Construction of sea walls at the mouth of the Douro river.
The Sea Walls were architecturally similar to the Theodosian Walls, but of simpler construction.
A total of 105 mitigation projects have been completed, including seven sea walls in three provinces.
It is also known as " Gunkan-jima " or Battleship Island thanks to its high sea walls.
The council has been considering the issue of sea walls since at least 1992.
Topographically, Incheon Harbor is made up of 6 Meda's sea walls.
Career==Rosecrans was assigned to duty at Fort Monroe, Virginia, engineering sea walls.
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