Sentence examples for inland does from inspiring English sources

The Jurassic Coast beach at Eype (pronounced Eep) is five minutes' stroll downhill, and the market town of Bridport, two miles inland, does a good line in end-of-year knees-ups, including a burlesque bash at the retro Electric Palace Cinema.

Thus, identifying cotton as a vital resource produced in the inland does not by itself resolve the issue of whether the inland centers were a progenitor for the coast or vice versa Moseley argues, for instance, that successful maritime centers would have moved inland to find cotton.

How many kilometers inland did the hurricane kill?

Living on the coast, the Itsekiri encountered Europeans before groups farther inland did.

William Brown, a Stonington selectman, said that residents who live inland do not have much sympathy for their neighbors who have enjoyed skyrocketing property values because they live along the water.

This is true for T. albipes, as (1) workers gathered inland did not fight with those from the shoreline; and (2) all were aggressive toward Cr.

Notwithstanding these high values, biological production in inland waters does not significantly contribute to biospheric production.

Even the Inland Revenue doesn't seem to understand how the tax system works.

The deep water differs as much from the near shore as an inland lake does from a little pool.

Depression would seem to be a precursor to suicide, but depression, which is highest in the Deep South and Appalachia and low in the inland West, doesn't correlate with suicide, either.

In contrast, the Water Framework Directive (WFD, 20/60/EC) applying to European inland waters does not specifically refer to plastic litter.