Rides without effort

Usage examples of coasts.

He does not go in the deeps, but loves the coasts and the isles, and rejoices in the winds of Manwë.

Long they remained by the coasts of the western sea, and Ossë and Uinen came to them and befriended them.

Moreover Túna beneath Taniquetil was set nigh to the girdle of Arda, and there the Great Sea was immeasurably wide, whereas ever northward the sundering seas grew narrower, as the wasteland of Araman and the coasts of Middle-earth drew together.

At the coming of the Noldor many of the Grey-elves lived in Nevrast near to the coasts, and especially about Mount Taras in the south-west.

The mariners of that ship toiled long in the sea, and returning at last in despair they foundered in a great storm within sight of the coasts of Middle-earth.

But at evening Túrin looked west into the sunset, as the sun rode down red into the hazes above the distant coasts, and the Vale of Narog lay deep in the shadows between.

But when that ship returning at last out of the deep ocean foundered in the great storm within sight of the coasts of Middle-earth, Ulmo took him up, alone of all its mariners, and cast him onto the land near Vinyamar.

And at last Ar-Pharazôn came even to Aman, the Blessed Realm, and the coasts of Valinor.

And all the coasts and seaward regions of the western world suffered great change and ruin in that time.

Therefore many of those who sailed east in that time and made fortresses and dwellings upon the coasts were already bent to his will, and they served him still gladly in Middle-earth.

He examined the coasts of the Euxine, when he was governor of Cappadocia.

The whole extent of the Mediterranean Sea, its coasts and its islands, were comprised within the Roman dominion.

The second, that of Frederick Schlegel, (Vorlesungen uber alte und neue Literatur,) supposes that these characters were left on the coasts of the Mediterranean and Northern Seas by the Phoenicians, preserved by the priestly castes, and employed for purposes of magic.

The barbarians made several descents on the coasts both of Europe and Asia.

His fleets rode triumphant in the channel, commanded the mouths of the Seine and of the Rhine, ravaged the coasts of the ocean, and diffused beyond the columns of Hercules the terror of his name.