In response to the signals of McGraw, the engine started slowly shoreward.

McCoy looked shoreward, where the land was disappearing in the thickening haze.

We sent the canoes shoreward into the curve where the reeds lay.

There was no wrath in the tide, only an irresistible set shoreward.

Its only entrance is at the back, and on the shoreward side.

Almost immediately the launch, carrying several passengers, again made the trip shoreward.

Now I called to Thormod, and his voice answered me from shoreward.

And yet-his head was above the water-hewas moving shoreward-hewas struggling-

Having allowed half an hour to elapse, she dressed and walked shoreward.

Gripping the smatchet between his teeth, the captain began to swim shoreward.

After perhaps a minute's intense gaze shoreward, Bobby leaned over, and whispered,-

The sea appeared to swell as a great rolling comber heaved itself shoreward.

They shook hands, and the seamen started shoreward with the terrier in tow.

A northeast wind moved the volume of it shoreward ahead of the ships.

The profoundness of Shakespeare seems a shoreward shallow when viewed alongside the Bible.

But the progress shoreward was slow, the progress down-stream amazingly rapid.