What is "shoreside"

Usage examples of "shoreside".

The crew deserved a rest, and the locals would reduce the three-to-two male-female ratio that sometimes made a shoreside luau a little tense.

The intense longing was not for any shoreside house, but rather for this room as it once had been.

The men were tossing an enormous sponge ball of some sort around in the pool and periodically it landed somewhere, shoreside, sending water splashing two feet in circumference, causing squeals of surprised delight.

Much of this I knew from shoreside gossip in the Gaspe where the sailors from incoming ships were constantly arguing such questions in the grog shops along the waterfront.

Perspex domes of the shoreside restaurant like pebbles tossed by an angry giant.

Mary Ching, was picking its way clear of the bridge approach and winding onto a narrow shoreside road, circling onto the bay.

Lieutenant Malstrom returned my salute in offhand fashion, his eye on the suited sailor untying our forward safety line from the shoreside stanchion.

Our petty officers were expected to handle these shoreside problems, but none was in sight.

They ranked themselves by strength, like deckmen squabbling in shoreside taverns.

Descending to the Marine Parade, the hack drove east beside Duskerl Bay, past shoreside inns and restaurants.

What with the tangled roots of the shoreside trees, though, it was a simple if wet task to reach the raft.

Avoiding the jagged bits that stuck out ready to tear your uniform or bang your elbow, and color-coded conduits, was second nature, but he did appreciate shoreside fresh air.

As the day waned, the islanders gathered great piles of driftwood and lit fires along the shoreside, then played their pipes and sang their songs.

Sleepy sailors, conscious of the problem of water pollution and trying to make it to the shoreside heads, were pursued into the stalls by men and women with tape recorders, notebooks, and cameras.

Jack had transferred to a shoreside film unit and Wolf to other duties aboard ship.