tideline

She stood not more than five yards away on the tideline looking down at something in her hand.

See over there where the sand humps up at the tideline?

Then they died in small, swirling eddies at the tideline.

D'you see that lump of something or other out by the tideline?

The rats on the tideline had begun to move.

The glacier that once covered the entire island right down to the tideline seems to have retreated.

He pointed out his huge plaz port at the bed just off the tideline.

The sand beneath his feet was firm as he began walking out towards the distant tideline.

I picked these up along the tideline there.

The beach itself, from tideline to cliff, was a jumble of boulders.

'If somebody had dragged her up beyond the tideline, there would have been footprints.

A tideline refers to where two currents in the ocean converge.

By late afternoon we had managed to roll two more logs to the tideline, but only one was dry enough to float above the water.

The strip of tideline was too narrow and the tides less predictable than he liked.

"Tideline" is a science fiction short story published in 2007 by Elizabeth Bear.

The bullets came zipping along the tideline towards them.

When Teri discovered me, I was taking a nap on the tideline.

Look out by the tideline, you great stupid beast!"

It was on one such day that Martin took his father's sword, following the tideline north until the short winter afternoon began darkening.

It was about thirty meters upcoast, halfway between cliff and tideline.

She reached a tussock of reedgrass in the dry sand above the tideline.

They crept slowly across the rocks toward the still draped figure lying on the flat stone near the tideline.

Zigu's command were hardly upon the soft sand above the tideline, when the ground rose up in front of them.

There they covered it with dried seaweed and bits of driftwood from the tideline.

The ape stood on a six-foot mound of seaweed just above the tideline.