Preposition: of

• lake: The cloud quickly enveloped houses within the crater that were 120 meters above the shoreline of the lake.

Converse of object

• protect: The strategy of the Shoreline Management Plan for Worthing is to protect the shoreline in its present position.

• explore: A lot of people took up the offer of the canoe to explore the shoreline further than you could on foot.

• follow: There is a footpath that follows the shoreline from Dukes road to Northam Bridge on the west bank.

• have: But only in a few places has the shoreline survived unravaged.

Adjective modifier

• rocky: We dragged the boats up a steep rocky shoreline to camp on its north shore.

• rugged: Soaring mountains, cliffs and ravines rise dramatically from this rugged shoreline.

• sandy: I walked over the sandy shoreline, letting my feet sink into the ground.

• eastern: This path makes its way along the eastern shoreline to the end of loch.

• southern: Poole has six main accesses to the beach all next to each other along the southern shoreline.

• northern: Waves of this height would only occur along the northern shoreline in association with southerly winds ( HR Wallingford, 1994 ).

Modifies a noun

• erosion: Simulations on over fifteen reef island settings found maximum shoreline erosion between three and thirty meters for a one meter increase in sea level.

• retreat: The expected sea-level rise will cause shortage of sediment in the coastal area, resulting in shoreline retreat.

• wave: Wavegen's Limpet, on the island of Islay is the first grid connected shoreline wave energy converter.

• management: Includes a brief overview of the shoreline management plans.

• plan: Includes a brief overview of the shoreline management plans.

• device: The new design offers a novel and complementary approach to shoreline devices that is completely unobtrusive and well protected.

Noun used with modifier

• shingle: Aldeburgh's memorial to Benjamin Britten was erected on an expanse of shingle shoreline in November 2003.

• island: Sample results of the STM modeling are presented in Figure 3. All simulations show that sea-level rise promotes physical changes in island shorelines.

• mile: With a 27 mile shoreline, Kielder Water is the largest man-made lake in Western Europe.