Sentence examples for archipelago whose from inspiring English sources

As an archipelago whose highest elevation is a meagre 4.5 metres, Tuvalu feels it when the sea level climbs by an average of 5.77mm annually.

One possibility is the Koh Rong Archipelago, whose main island is a 30-minute boat ride from the coastal town of Sihanoukville.

A CHILL wind has come to the Maldives, an Indian Ocean archipelago whose political life has been suddenly blown upside down.

UNTIL recently, Ecuador's government had done a rather good job of preserving the Galapagos Islands, the archipelago whose unique wildlife offered a young Charles Darwin clinching proof of evolution.

Yet this new wave seems to have little in common with dissident classics like "The Gulag Archipelago," whose bleakly realistic depiction of Soviet labor camps helped shatter illusions about Communism.

It's a shame that looms large in the history of the Chagos Islands, an archipelago whose tiny size is in perfect contrast to the scale of the wrongs its people have witnessed.

Indonesia, whose archipelago is as vast as the continental United States is wide, has only two submarines; China has dozens.

On April Fool's Day in 1977, the paper published a seven-page supplement about the fictional archipelago of San Serriffe, whose islands included Upper Caisse and Lower Caisse.

Compared to say, the likes of Joanna Hogg, whose Archipelago tackled similar subjects earlier this year, these moments can leave Payne looking like Michael Bay.

Among the pieces on show will be footage taken by Claire's automatic "SenseCam" during a visit to the Scottish archipelago of St Kilda, whose last 36 residents were evacuated in 1930.

The Seychelles might well look north-east to the successful eco-tourist policies of the Maldives, whose archipelago is made up of more than 1,000 tiny islands, 100 or so of which are officially designated 'tourist islands'.