foreshore

And now just a group of people standing on the foreshore.

The foreshore is the area on land between high and low tide.

The hills here ran down into the sea, with very little foreshore.

And as the land runs down to the foreshore it must be pretty valuable.

The foreshore of the city is home to many marine animals.

Every man's gaze, like my own, was fixed on the foreshore.

I pressed her to my side as we scrambled up the foreshore.

The town centre runs into the foreshore area and local beach.

A new foreshore village is also being developed in the suburb's west.

We were on the foreshore, the area of land uncovered at low tide.

The lower town on the foreshore suffered from sea erosion.

The only divisions are between the main arch and the two foreshore areas.

There, stretching from the foreshore to the Wall, was a solid line of soldiers.

Half an hour later the army broke camp and marched west into the Foreshore.

Its foreshore has many open spaces for residents to walk their dogs.

By 1970 the whole foreshore was very unappealing and dirty.

There are otherwise, public stairs providing access to the foreshore.

Despite this, the plans went ahead and the area was reclaimed from the foreshore.

The stability of the foreshore, or its resistance to lowering.

Something seemed to have excited them, they'd found something on the foreshore.

This new development has set in motion to a system that is leading to compromise of public interest on foreshore land.

The Conway was abandoned and lay for many months on the foreshore.

Most of the apartment buildings along the foreshore are more modest in scale.

The first part of the journey is along the 'foreshore'.

There were some steps going down to the foreshore near a riverside pub.