Synonyms for shores
shores

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1. List of paraphrases for "shores":

   coasts, shorelines, ribs, coastlines, shoreline, shore, beaches, sides, rozas, riverbanks, banks, edges, sea-lands, margins, costa

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1. Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic:

   It is impossible to determine how many refugees have already reached European shores and are somewhere between Greece and Germany, but camps throughout The Balkans, as well as Western Europe, are packed with refugees in increasingly tense situations. Related ImageExpand / ContractPolice in Macedonia hold back hordes of refugees hoping to pass through The Balkans en route to Western Europe. ( FoxNews.com) After Hungary took action, refugees streamed into Croatia from Serbia, prompting Croatia to close its border and trapping some 11,000 inside Serbia. Refugees were still working their way through Macedonia and into Serbia, where they remained stuck at the Hungarian border as Serbian and Hungarian officials traded terse statements. Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic accused Hungarian police of lobbing tear gas across the border and urged European Union to condemn the brutal behavior of the Hungarian police to refugees and media workers. Serbia itself can protect its territory and national dignity, and, if necessary, from the European Union, we will protect the European values.

2. Michael Wildes:

   I believe strongly in the principles of family reunification, which is a bedrock of immigration policy and law and has brought millions of people happily to our shores.

3. Donald Trump:

   NASCAR grew from the backroads of America's south and the bright shores of Daytona Beach -- incredible place -- to become one of the world's premier and most beloved sports. I love it, people love that sport.

4. Matthew McAlvanah:

   It will also include tough new customs provisions and rules of origin to help us combat illegal transshipment, including of seafood, and identify food safety risks before they get to our shores.

5. Tom Hooper:

   I think this film is about inclusion, but it's about the inclusion that's made possible by love, we live in a deeply divided world. I mean what's happening on the shores of Europe at the moment, the extraordinary refugee crisis that reaches out to us at the moment, is an appeal to our hearts.