The city's Sanitation Department has converted a wind-bitten dirt lot on an inlet in Fresh Kills into a temporary storage and transfer site for storm debris.
Tidal stream turbines are generating power in Strangford Lough, an inlet in Northern Ireland.
Qaqortoq, Danish Julianehåb, principal town in southwestern Greenland, on Julianehåb Bugt, an inlet in the Davis Strait.
Further, there's an inlet in Mississippi called "Dead Negro Slough".
Borchgrevink discovered an inlet in the Barrier edge; in later years this would be named the "Bay of Whales" by Shackleton.
On its return westward along the Barrier edge, Terra Nova encountered Amundsen's expedition camped in the Bay of Whales, an inlet in the Barrier.
The equivalent circuit describing the electrochemical system used is presented as an inlet in Fig. 4a.
The house, measuring about 5,100 square feet, sits on 29 acres — some property abutting the Kildare River, a saltwater inlet — in Huntley, a rural community on the north side of Prince Edward Island, off the southeast coast of Canada.
It started in Ireland last fall with a friend who had quite abruptly quit his job a couple of years earlier and moved into a tiny cottage, neat as a ship's cabin, overlooking a beauteous inlet in County Cork, a place to explore the unfolding of the seasons, to feel that you would be there, in the same quiet spot on the same tranquil riverbank, tomorrow and tomorrow again.
Olmos's image of the murder site shows their photographs and some flowers next to a dry riser inlet in a sepulchral hallway – a monstrous crime discreetly mourned.
