AA--Outer edge of the reef at the level of the sea. BB--Shores of the island. A'A'--Outer edge of the reef, after its upward growth during a period of subsidence. CC--The lagoon-channel between the reef and the shores of the now encircled land. B'B'--The shores of the encircled island. N.B.--In this, and the following woodcut, the subsidence of the land could only be represented by an apparent rise in the level of the sea. PLATE: WOODCUT NO. A'A'--Outer edges of the barrier-reef at the level of the sea.英文原著 · 《Coral Reefs》
"At Stord, so late a lonely shore, Was heard the battle's wild uproar; The lightning of the flashing sword Burned fiercely at the shore of Stord. From levelled halberd and spearhead Life-blood was dropping fast and red; And the keen arrows' biting sleet Upon the shore at Stord fast beat.英文原著 · 《Heimskringla》
"Thy ship from shore to shore, With many a well-plied car, Across the Baltic foam is dancing. -- Shields, and spears, and helms glancing! Hoist high the swelling sail To catch the freshening gale! There's food for the raven-flight Where thy sail-winged ship shall light; Thy landing-tread The people dread; And the wolf howls for a feast On the shore-side in the east."英文原著 · 《Heimskringla》
Our first stopping place was the Isle of Wight. We entered the Solent about ten o'clock one morning, and I must confess that my heart sank as we came close to shore. No lighthouse was visible, though one was plainly indicated upon my map. Upon neither shore was sign of human habitation. We skirted the northern shore of the island in fruitless search for man, and then at last landed upon an eastern point, where Newport should have stood, but where only weeds and great trees and tangled wild wood rioted, and not a single manmade thing was visible to the eye.英文原著 · 《The Lost Continent》
Jest so shorely as he finds a faro-bank, jest so shorely he sets in ag'inst it, an' jest so shorely he ain't got a tail-feather left when he quits. "'The races is over for the season. It's the first snow of winter on the ground, when our sport comes trailin' in to make his annyooal camp. He's about six thousand dollars strong; for, as I states, he picks bosses right. An' he's been thinkin', too; this yere sport I'm relatin' of. He's been roominatin' the baleful effects of faro-bank in his speshul case. He knows it's no use him sayin' he wont buck the game. This person's made them vows before.英文原著 · 《Wolfville Days》
ABOUT six months after the events already related, Signor Andrea d'Arbino and the Cavaliere Finello happened to be staying with a friend, in a seaside villa on the Castellamare shore of the bay of Naples. Most of their time was pleasantly occupied on the sea, in fishing and sailing. A boat was placed entirely at their disposal. Sometimes they loitered whole days along the shore; sometimes made trips to the lovely islands in the bay.英文原著 · 《AFTER DARK》
Without me, they may never set foot on these shores.美剧 · 《Billions》
My second act is: Inviting you to leave our sunny shores.美剧 · 《Billions》
I do know that not long after she reached these shores and this city, she found her way to a massage parlor.美剧 · 《Billions》
You had me worried. We got a 100,000 of these things on a container ship headed for our shores.美剧 · 《Billions》
On the shores of Lake Michigan brimming with paint thinner. (Laughter) on the shores of Lake Michigan brimming with paint thinner. (Laughter)演讲 · 《This is Saturn ~ Carolyn Porco》
This is the whaling camp here, we're about six miles from shore, This is the whaling camp here, we're about six miles from shore,演讲 · 《The web as art ~ Jonathan Harris》