Sentence examples for broken coastline from inspiring English sources

The islands of the Danish archipelago have a broken coastline, with a number of shallow inlets and also bars, notably the Odense bar on the island of Funen.

The surrounding area, part of the Irrawaddy River delta, is drained by the Pyapon and Bogale distributaries, and its broken coastline fronts the Andaman Sea.

Apart from divergent viewpoints among the Christian community at the time, he argues that difficulties in communication for a minority Christian population spread over a 300 km forested coastline broken by numerous streams and rivers, would have made united action practically impossible.

Its irregular coastline is broken by Ise Fjord and Roskilde Fjord.

The fourth largest island of the Danish archipelago, its irregular coastline is broken by Sakskøbing and Nakskov fjords.

They look like images you might find on Google Earth showing a satellite picture of an island whose coastline is broken up with deep inlets.

The coastline is broken by river mouths and deltas and large coastal lagoons as well as by the coral reefs, islands, cays, and banks that dot Nicaragua's continental shelf the widest in Central America.

And as any surfer or anybody can attest, who has ever watched an incoming storm from a location at a beach, such storms generate enormous ocean waves, which break at the coastline.

After Hurricane Katrina hit the New Orleans coastline, breaking the levees and engulfing the city's low lying areas with water, President George W. Bush suspended Department of Labor workplace rules, allowing federal contractors to enlist immigrant workers for the recovery effort.

Undoubtedly, when a tsunami arrives at the coastline it is already broken; its velocity is dramatically decreasing due to its friction on the bottom and length and period values are also changing.

Sandy has certainly bruised our coastline, but it hasn't broken our spirit.