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from coast to coast

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from coast to coast
everywhere or all across a country Winter storms are making life difficult from coast to coast.
Etymology: based on the literal meaning of coast to coast (east to west or north to south, one border to another)
See also: coast


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It was at this juncture that John Starhurst proclaimed that he would carry the Gospel from coast to coast of the Great Land, and that he would begin by penetrating the mountain fastnesses of the headwaters of the Rewa River.
One single gale such as now befriends us - let such a tempest whirl forward a balloon for four or five days(these gales often last longer) and the voyager will be easily borne, in that period, from coast to coast.
 
 
 
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