Sentence examples for coastline pine from inspiring English sources

Smith considered her grit and independence a birthright qualities as quintessentially Maine as her state's rocky coastline, pine forests, quiet villages, and resilient working men and women.

Off the coast of southern France lies an island called Les Embiez, which is full of creeks and clear waters, inlets and beaches, craggy coastline, pine forests, and all sorts of loveliness that you can only dream about while stuck in the office.

While not quite Down East in terms of location, it has the rocky coastline and pine-dotted coves that define the state for many visitors.

As in the rest of Europe, weather woes and cold snaps have plagued this sandy stretch of Baltic Sea coastline rimmed with pine trees.

Along the New Jersey coastline, throughout the marshes and pine barrens, rush hour was under way.

It's a coastline of rocky coves and pine-fringed paths; a wild, untamed place that anyone can visit, either by road or by boat.

With hundreds of miles of unspoilt coastline, thousands of uninhabited bays and pine-clad hills dipping into crystalline water, this is one of Europe's last unspoilt beauty spots.

Out of town The Dalmatian coastline is spectacular: a thin edge of pine trees is all that lies between the sea and the limestone-bleached mountains.

This huge slash in the coastline cuts over 20 miles through brooding pine-clad mountains, and is as unexpected as it is jaw-droppingly scenic.

You will see breathtakingly atmospheric Scottish scenes, like the ruins of Ardvreck Castle on the shores of Loch Assynt or the desolate moorlands and savagely beautiful coastline of the Stoer Peninsula, where wildlife like stags, pine martin, wildcat, otter and badgers abound.

Set among pine forests and overlooking the craggy Telemark coastline, the hotel is a picture of modernist chic, with white interiors, hanging wicker chairs, pebble-like sofas and picture windows offering sea views.