Sentence examples for a coast of from inspiring English sources

This is a coast of two very different halves, whose 600km is divided by the river Rhône.

Mr. Ammons was also the author of "Northfield Poems," "Uplands," "A Coast of Trees" and "Lake-Effect Country," among other works.

Down a side dirt road, a tiny village gives way to a dustier track and, in a half mile, to another world, the roar of breakers along a coast of dramatic rock and light.

Looking for a turtle, somewhere out at sea, off the coastline near Solva, a coast of such grandeur it would be rejected by film-location scouts as ridiculously overblown unless they were scouting for ridiculously overblown things such as Dr Who or Camelot.

Lancashire does have a coast of its own.

Mauser is a Gulliver shipwrecked on a coast of women.

Proposals for a Coast Master Plan - Cofnty of Monterey.

Others see a gold coast of hypocrisy.

[World Meteorological Organization] Arctic melting: imagining a "northern coast" of the United States.

Its completion in 1867 spurred the development of a "Gold Coast" of bordering houses for magnates and moneymen.

ART boosters in Texas have long boasted that their state was a "third coast" of contemporary art in America.