onshore造句

Sailors moored their boat to a dock and went onshore.

All of this explains why the prospect of prosperity from offshore oil and onshore minerals seems so sweet to Newfoundlanders.

As the winds reverse direction (offshore versus onshore), they alternately enhance or suppress upwelling, which changes nutrient concentrations.

DuckCroc, about 3 ft. long, had a broad snout for rooting in shallow water and onshore, duck-like, for fish and frogs.

Fear of shark attacks keeps us onshore, and trace amounts of chemicals in our water supply terrify us - though the chance of harm may be slight.

He also attributes rapid growth to a 2004 tax amnesty that opened a window for wealthy Belgians to move their money back onshore at attractive rates.

OFCs in balmy climates or close to onshore economies do better than tiny islands floating in the middle of the South Pacific.

It will gradually perfect the multi-functional force of marine supervision and law enforcement personnel so as to form an integrated air, sea and onshore marine surveillance and management system;