What is "shoreland"

Usage examples of "shoreland".

That the law was the tool by which the name Horrigan could appear on the deeds of several thousand acres of Bantry Bay shoreland instead of the name Guinness or Ormond or Watson.

Over the snow-covered stretch of level shoreland the moon poured a flood of silver incandescence.

Neither one of them had been at Shorelands before, so they probably spent a lot of time together, like the new guys at school.

Actually, hardly anybody cares about what was going on at Shorelands after the early thirties.

I could about Hugo Driver, which is when I learned about Shorelands, and after a while I came to New York so I could get a job at Chancel.

You explain that you are doing research for a book on the events at Shorelands in 1938.

Redon drawing had its origin in its title, identical to that of a central Shorelands tradition.

Georgina Weatherall invited him to Shorelands for the following July, and we both saw this as a great sign.

So he went to Shorelands anticipating a kind of meeting of minds, but Tidy put up a rough-spoken, workingman front and refused to talk to him.

Dart assumes my father kept journals, which he did, that they deal with his stay at Shorelands, which they do, and that I am in possession of these journals, which I am.

When the invitation to Shorelands came, my father arranged for my mother and me to stay there.

My entire life, I can say, has been haunted by whatever happened at Shorelands that summer.

As for Shorelands, its magnificence was so great as to defy description, but she was pleased to mention the services of Agnes Brotherhood, the maid who every morning cleaned her kitchen and made her bed.

Upon leaving Shorelands, she would sorely miss the domestic assistance of Miss Brotherhood.

The winter after he came back from Shorelands, my father told my mother that he was pretty sure he could finish his book in two or three weeks if he could work without interruptions.