Sentence examples for difficult coast from inspiring English sources

Ruined castles at Greencastle and Dundrum attest the efforts of the Anglo-Norman settlers to hold this difficult coast.

They had to operate upon the difficult coast, often in adverse weather, under an almost ceaseless hail of bombs and an increasing concentration of artillery fire.

The programme operates in difficult east coast cities such as Baltimore, and is in its early days, but interest is growing.

Cone cited two difficult West Coast trips and an 18-inning loss in Texas during the second trip as reasons for the team's plunge.

The notoriously difficult West Coast Trail runs south from Bamfield to the town of Port Renfrew: the walkers who brave its rigors — dizzying cliff-top ledges, 100-foot ladders, rope bridges across bottomless chasms — are soon made aware that it was created first as a rescue path, government-made so that mariners stranded on the coast could walk out to safety.

From a standstill, it's difficult to coast the Racer board up to its speed.

By the end of October they had crossed McMurdo Sound and advanced 60 miles (100 km) up the difficult Victoria Land coast, at which point they decided to concentrate all their efforts on reaching the Magnetic Pole.

Each, set along the tranquil rocky coast, proved difficult to leave.

The ones on the north coast are difficult to get to without a boat.

Exciting because of the music that could constantly be heard around the families' homes near Robin Hood's Bay, on the Yorkshire coast, but difficult because of the expectations.

The gradual improvement in the quantity and reliability of rainfall from this difficult interior to the coast is not uniform, but it is a noticeable tendency and is accompanied by progressively denser settlement.