Object

• excursion: Dive shop facilities Fully equipped dive center located in the exclusive Puerto Calero Marina offering daily boat and shore diving excursions.

Converse of object

• shelve: Down at the waterfront, our qualified watersports instructors will help you windsurf, waterski or sail from the gently shelving shore.

Adjective modifier

• rocky: A whole new array of birds waits on the rocky shore.

• southern: Rochester, located on the southern shore of the Great Lake Ontario, is just 90 minutes east of Niagara Falls.

• eastern: Near the water's edge on the eastern shore is a colony of the rare mint pennyroyal.

• lee: Driven onto a lee shore, ships run into any sheltered anchorage.

• western: Suez stands at the head of the Red Sea, on its western shore.

• sandy: Spirits which linger still, their voices carried in the wind And by the crashing waves upon the sandy shore.

Modifies a noun

• excursion: For shore excursions at all with a sampling of.

• diving: Private resorts all along the northern coast offer the best access to the sea for shore diving.

• bombardment: Soon thereafter, Decatur and Enterprize participated in hot shore bombardment and gunboat actions, ably led by Commo.

• dive: We insisted on a shore dive form the resort's beach.

• crab: Children love to dabble or fish for shore crabs and may well end up wet and muddy.

Noun used with modifier

• lough: Five miles of footpath pass through these grasslands and also take you to woodlands, ponds and the lough shore.

• lake: Note the ruins of the miners ' barracks on the lake shore.

• shingle: Large White Video Brief ( click on this text ) The shingle shore had lost its summer sparkle.

Preposition: of

• loch: The hotel on the northern shore of the loch.

• lake: There is a Tourist Information Center by the shores of the lake.

• lagoon: Dinosaur walked in family groups along the shores of large lagoons, leaving behind their footprints in the soft, wet sand.

• lough: The island is sited 550m from the west shore of the lough and 3.1 km from the mouth.