breakwater

Stay behind the breakwater as long's you can and then cut over.

The light on the western end of the breakwater was dead ahead.

Once we got outside the breakwater, the full force of the wind hit.

Once we get close to the breakwater, we'll need to be quiet.

Then he would go back out to the end of the breakwater and jump off.

I know how to build these breakwaters because in a sense, I've done it before.

The breakwater had given the kids the precious time they needed.

They thus have great potential for many applications, such as making breakwaters.

The breakwater is a light house on the end of a pier.

Then I walked down toward the old fort on the breakwater.

"I would think it will just be until we find another solution for when the breakwater goes."

It was an old pier, once part of a breakwater.

A lone figure stood near the end of the breakwater.

The breakwater was built in 1959 and funded by the federal government.

Take her out now, and come back to me when we be beyond the breakwater."

Two vessels of the class became breakwaters in less than 15 years after their construction.

To the right of the breakwater was a small sandy beach.

A map of 1773 shows the port having two breakwaters.

By the time anyone got to the breakwater, there was nothing but ripples.

The soldier made his way along the beach until he reached a natural breakwater.

The lighthouse was last major building to completed on the breakwater.

This breakwater was strengthened and extended several times up to 1906.

Dragon was sunk in 1757 to form part of a breakwater.

Trucks are used for the short haul to the breakwater.

When he reached the first breakwater, Simon turned and waved.