sand shoal造句

• Along the front of the delta, one will find muddy sand shoals, mudflats, and coquina banks.
• Yet another common name was sand shoal duck, referring to its habit of feeding in shallow water.
• The species inhabits large creeks or deeper portions of rivers and reservoirs with gravel and sand shoals substrate.
• Yet another common name was "'Sand Shoal Duck "', referring to its habit of feeding in shallow water.
• The species was endemic to the United States, where it was found in the drainages of the Ohio River, living in gravel and sand shoals.
• The chosen location presented the distinct possibility that once the cut was opened it would cause sand shoals to form in the Indian river and block the East Coast Canal.
• When Semyonovsky Island was visited in the early 1960s, it had vanished and only a sand shoal with an average depth of 10 m and minimum depth of 0.2 m remained.
• A few species predominantly live offshore on deep sand shoals and reefs, although the larvae and juvenile phases of most species return to inshore grounds, where they spend the first few years of their lives.
• In 1897, Irish-born engineer C . Y . O'Connor deepened Fremantle Harbour and removed the limestone bar and sand shoals across the entrance to the Swan River, thus rendering Fremantle a serviceable port for commercial shipping.
• As shipping increased, a lighthouse was needed to warn of a sand shoals that reached out into Little Bay de Noc from Sand Point, a sandspit located just south of and adjacent to the harbor area.
• In Croatia, river traffic authorities have warned heavier vessels to beware of the shallow waters for fear that they could run aground on sand shoals after a Ukrainian barge, the Fyodor Ryabinin, got momentarily stranded on Tuesday.
• The site appears to have been abandoned around 2800 BCE . This may have been caused by a " decline in the main channel, gravel / sand shoal habitats, backwater swamps, and small-stream habitats " near the site.
• After her return to normal duty at New London, " Tringa " was called upon to assist the newly constructed Peruvian submarine " Iquiqui ", which on 27 August had run aground on Long Sand Shoal in Long Island Sound.
• Some historians and geographers, judging from other successes of Sannikov and the presence of shallow sand shoals at its mapped location, postulate that Sannikov Land indeed existed, but was destroyed by coastal erosion and became a submerged sand shoal like many other islands, formed either of fossilized ice or of permafrost.
• Some historians and geographers, judging from other successes of Sannikov and the presence of shallow sand shoals at its mapped location, postulate that Sannikov Land indeed existed, but was destroyed by coastal erosion and became a submerged sand shoal like many other islands, formed either of fossilized ice or of permafrost.
• As shipping traffic increased dramatically, so did the need for some sort of light structure to guide the ships in and out of the harbor and to warn them of the treacherous sand shoals that reached out into Little Bay de Noc from " Sand Point ", a sandspit located just south of and adjacent to the harbor area.
• The Invincible, which captured arms and supplies intended for Mexican troops and delivered them to Gen . Sam Houston just before the famous battle, likely is among a string of wrecks detected under a sand shoal about two miles off Galveston's R . A . Apffel Park, or East Beach, said Austin, Texas, lawyer Wayne Gronquist, a longtime shipwreck hunter.