Meanings of rugged shore in English

Cautiously they sailed along the rugged shore, but not a human being was to be seen.

Again the dingy schooner was edging her way along the rugged shore, bound for the Portsmouth navy-yard.

They will remember those before them who arrived on the rugged shore, battled for their countries, and died.

Whilst yet he pondered these things in his heart and mind, a great wave bore him to the rugged shore.

In a few seconds the pilot boat was creeping pretty swiftly along the rugged shore of the island, in the direction of the open sea.

The boys bent to the oars and the little boat shot across the narrow streak of starlit water into the shadow of the rugged shore.

At first its character was misunderstood; then, when its unparalleled cod-fishing banks were discovered, attention was entirely confined to its rugged shores.

With which words of wisdom our skipper cordially agreed, bearing in mind his own exploits in the bygone time around those rugged shores.

Out at sea, the Eddystone Lighthouse is seen, and east and west the rugged shores of the Sound, always alive with shipping, meet the eye.