Meanings of reach the sea-coast in English

The natives informed us, when at the lakes, that they could reach the sea-coast long before sunset.

Desirous of becoming a great naval Power, Russia has always striven to reach the sea-coast and obtain good harbours.

He travelled nine hundred and ninety-nine days, and the thousandth day reached the sea-coast.

We felt a considerable change of temperature on reaching the sea-coast, produced by the winds changing from the southward to the North-West.

The Danes had not yet reached the sea-coast from the interior, and there was therefore no difficulty in obtaining the various equipments necessary.

Fortunately, also, by liberal and judicious foraging, we reached the sea-coast abundantly supplied with forage and provisions, needing nothing on arrival except bread.

She reached the sea- coast in the south-western part of England, where Exeter is situated, and shut herself up in the place of her retreat.

"Yonder behind that forest," she said, "is a chain of rocks, hollowed into caverns that reach the sea-coast.