Значения термина move inland на английском

The storm was forecast to move inland and continue until Wednesday.

So the birds had to leave the coastal area and move inland to eat.

Did they voluntarily abandon their infertile landfall and move inland?

Here and there he had to move inland when the cliffs became too steep.

Many have increasingly elderly populations, with younger people forced to move inland to find work.

I think we need to move inland ourselves.

Coastal erosion, tainted water supplies and failing crops have prompted communities to move inland or to other islands.

The Kalubi began to move inland in an indeterminate fashion, and I asked him where he was going.

Coastal villagers -many of them fishermen -forced to move inland to higher ground also face big cultural changes.

I don't know myself but they move inland in the fall of the year; they're knowing enough, if that's all!

Its centre was forecast to strike New York-New Jersey area and then move inland toward Philadelphia and the rest of Pennsylvania.

Public safety officials in King Cove sent out an alert urging residents in the coastal area to move inland to higher ground.

Though the white thing continued to move inland, it did not change course to fall in behind them on the new route.

Margaret thought that this was taking soil science a bit too far and her husband reluctantly agreed they'd have to move inland.

On Wednesday, the state reversed the eastbound lanes of Interstate 26 from Charleston to Columbia, allowing more motorists to move inland at once.

More labor-intensive factories will close or move inland where cheaper land and labor often compensate for less developed supply chains and higher transport costs.