Sentence examples for headlands from inspiring English sources

Much of the English Heritage portfolio, by contrast, is made up of ruined castles on bleak, remote headlands, long stripped of any furniture and fittings.

The generally uneven terrain is composed of eroded remnant ranges of the Ghats that form low lateritic plateaus in the west and terminate in a coastline of alternating bays and headlands.

The mountains give way to a plateau that slopes gently downward to the northeastern coast, with its many headlands, islands, and bays.

Picturesque cliffs reaching 485 feet (148 metres) in height line the northern coast; elsewhere, rocky headlands enclose sandy bays bordered by infilled lagoons.

The glaciated mountain coastline of Norway north of Stavanger is broken by fjords, headlands, and an offshore fringe of thousands of rocks and islands.

Coral reefs, headlands, and coves line the eastern coast.

Magellanic colonies occur in a variety of habitats, including coastal forests and grasslands and on offshore islands and rocky headlands on the islands they inhabit.

The coastline extends for 51 miles (82 km) of picturesque headlands, cliffs, estuaries, and bays, forming the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

After a morning when more than 200 gunshots rang out on one tiny headland, a hunter opened his shooting bag to reveal only sandwiches and a drink.

All offer panoramic views of the coast from their patios on the crown of the headland, which slopes down to a white sand beach.

At all times I have endeavoured to represent the people of Kingsford Smith faithfully and in particular, to have secured the protection of Malabar Headland for the people of NSW.