Sentence examples for islands linked from inspiring English sources

The region has numerous short freight routes where volume is increasing and thousands of small islands linked only by ferries.

The technology platform consists of a matrix of flexible non-stretchable functional islands linked together by a net of elastic interconnections.

These quiet islands, linked to Montréal itself by the brutal span of the Pont Jaques-Cartier, are themselves relics of previous Montréal festivities.

Watch the Brent geese, recent arrivals from High Arctic Canada, at Castle Espie Wetlands, then drive along a string of islands linked by a winding road to the ruins of fifth-century Nendrum monastery on Mahee Island.

The country is a series of islands linked by bridges, and the first one is 7km (4.3 miles) long, a slender arc whose far end you cannot see when you drive onto it.

Tonight they viewed ballet at the Mariinsky Theater, which any Petersburger will tell you rivals the Bolshoi, then glided past blocks of magnificent prerevolutionary buildings lining the canals and rivers that split this city into 42 islands, linked by more than 500 bridges.

Under more normal heating conditions, the islands link to create a thin continuous layer.

A road, connected to the mainland via Roanoke Island, runs the length of Bodie and Hatteras islands, linking a number of villages that are not part of the national seashore.

Many stories about Teonimanu collected from the inhabitants of surrounding islands link its disappearance to ground tremors, noise and smoke coming from beneath the ocean surface, and a tsunami train (perhaps eight waves), all of which imply that seismic-triggered collapse of undersea slopes were involved in island disappearance [41, 44].

The island, linked to Lubec, Maine, by the Roosevelt International Bridge (1962), is inhabited by fishermen.

These include Eden Island, a marina development on a man-made island linked to Mahe by a bridge, which has one-bedrooms starting in the $300,000s.