Sentence examples for inlet from from inspiring English sources

Upernivik and Ubekendt islands separate the inlet from Karrat Isfjord; Qarajaqs Isfjord is its most southerly arm.

"We're not crazy about that rule," said Tim Delaney, athletic director at Kenai Central High, 100 miles down the Cook Inlet from Anchorage.

Lake Melville, tidal extension of Hamilton Inlet (from which it is separated by the Narrows), on the Labrador coast of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.

The Tsleil-Waututh Nation, which sits directly across an inlet from the existing Kinder Morgan tanker terminal, recently launched a fundraising campaign to expand the community's commitment to solar energy.

The prescribed aiming point was the Mitsubishi Steel and Arms Works, which covered an area about half a mile long and a quarter of a mile wide at the mouth of a valley, along an inlet from the ocean.

Greg grins: "We've visited some extraordinary ruins together - Pompeii, Knossos, Volubilis - but this takes the cake!" We go to the lagoon next, an inlet from the sea, where I used to escape on Sundays.

Once the haunt of pirates, it is rocky and arid, punctuated with cliffs and caves and little inlets from the Aegean creating natural swimming pools.

There are views of boat-dotted inlets from a higher point at the Newagen's restaurant, where Carson would often meet friends.

Mayo's extensive coastline is wild and broken, with many inlets from Killala Bay in the north to Killary Harbour in the southwest.

This led to a series of huge dam projects to seal off flood-prone river estuaries and inlets from the sea, which shortened the coastline and sharply reduced the land area exposed to storm surges.

Coastal geologists were opposed to the solution, stating the evolution of the Outer Banks is dependent on inlets from hurricanes.