exit to the sea

When supplies were short the defenders made a new exit to the sea in the east wall.

Both have an exit to the sea but the crossflow of water was blocked.

The abandoned coffee refinery faced the exit to the sea.

Therefore, Ostend rose in importance because the town provided an alternative exit to the sea.

In the end they flashed across an almost circular harbor with an extremely narrow exit to the sea.

We exit to the sea shore.

"That means an exit to the sea with sovereignty on the coast and doing something to insure coherence for our enclaves in eastern Bosnia."

The exit to the sea became to get clogged by sand, and the South estuary was in danger of becoming a closed saltwater lake.

The scow began to swing toward the exit to the sea, exposing its one weak point to the LAW.

It exits to the sea between Dunmore East and Hook Head.

Prior to 1287, its mouth was further to the east at New Romney, but it changed its course after a great storm blocked its exit to the sea.

It has been alleged that an old mine shaft on the north side of the island connects with a series of natural tunnels, and a concealed exit to the sea.

Her two exits to the sea at Beaufort and the Cape Fear River made Wilmington one of the most important and most difficult to blockade of all Confederate ports.

It was supposed to serve for travelers who used this area as a rest en route to Acinipo (Ronda) or to Cartima or Malacca, looking for an exit to the sea.

The Goose Creek field is located along the northern shoreline of Tabbs Bay, an arm of Galveston Bay, at the point where Goose Creek exits to the sea.

There are two river basins in the state, the one that empties at the Pacific and the interior basin that lacks an exit to the sea and instead flows north towards the state of Coahuila.

Early in June the Bolivian Foreign Minister asked the Organization of American States at its annual meeting in Managua, Nicaragua, to press Chile to give Bolivia an exit to the sea.

One of the many underground springs had been diverted to feed the large pool and, with a tunnel bored to provide an exit to the sea, the trillionaire had eliminated at a stroke the energy requirements and costs of both heating and recycling filtration.