nearshore , auch: near-shore

They were now near the shore of a huge island.

Only if I go too near the eastern shore they turn me back.

He found them standing neck deep in the water near the shore.

There are two ends at or near the shore: the third will probably not be found within 20 miles from land.

Instead, his attention was directed toward something on the ground, near the shore of the lake.

The water quality near shore, which was rarely below standard, did not change.

A fire occurred near the northern shore in the 1990s.

A small two room cottage was built along near the shore.

They swim near the shore, where the water isn't so deep.

There is one small island on the lake near the eastern shore.

The near shore was rock strewn, but marked with wide sandy stretches.

Slowly he circled, to examine his situation, beginning with the near shore.

During the past 150 years, through development of the near shore, the water balance and catchment area have been increasingly disturbed.

The dinosaur was carried by the current about fifty yards to a stretch of water closer to the near shore.

Con could see the near shore of the river, but not the distant one.

It was as if the episode on the near shore had never occurred.

And on the near shore where he stood was a fair castle, with an open gate.

Come, place the canoe in here and we will keep to the near shore until we reach the bend.

He lifted his head and looked at the near shore of the lake.

He shaded his eyes against the sun and looked west, then glanced toward the near shore, then back.