Sentence examples for collection of islands from inspiring English sources

Football's focus may be fixed on Poland and Ukraine, but here's a score from a less heralded tournament worthy of a raised eyebrow: New Zealand 0 New Caledonia 2. That's a result old Caledonia would be happy with, but for a collection of islands that aren't actually a country– it's a "special collectivity" under the governance of France – it's a spectacular success.

But the biggest draw is Croatia's vast collection of islands; each has its own distinct character.

In the Arctic Ocean, a collection of islands dot the icy waters between Norway and the North Pole.

The sales have been widespread: in America, Australia, Britain and even Vanuatu, a collection of islands in the south Pacific.

The tiny Pacific territory is a collection of islands and coral atolls, and is small even by the standards of Oceania, comfortably Fifa's smallest confederation.

Sagres, on the south-west tip of the country, is popular with surfers and campervanners, and is near Martinhal beach and a collection of islands.

In her article, Annick Smith mentions "the sun god Viracocha," "Pachamama (goddess of earth)" and "a fine collection of island artifacts and mummies".

He toured the Caribbean with two friends after the war and in 1950 published "The Traveller's Tree," a collection of island-hopping tales.

My favorite is the mansion that belonged to Lazaros Kountouriotis, a member of one of the island's old ship-owning families, with its well-kept collection of island furniture and textiles.

All of this means that one of the most beautiful collections of islands in southeast Asia tends to attract skilled diving enthusiasts, often to the exclusion of other tourists.

Islands, or rather, collections of islands, can act as the maritime equivalent of a wall.