Sentence examples for islands looking from inspiring English sources

Kennedy swam to three islands looking for help while dodging the Japanese.

"The tsunami debris is something of a time capsule," said Ken Campbell, a professional kayaker who, with two fellow guides, has toured Washington islands looking for lost items.

One especially frigid Saturday, Leonard Cohen sat at the next table with a blonde companion, both of them sporting deepwater tans from the Greek islands, looking blasé about it all.

There are like between seven and ten different types of vessels, and a bunch of smaller boats nearby tiny islands and people on these islands looking out for things – or whatever it is that they're doing.

Looking closely, you see how he has made two islands look like one - perhaps they do, on a hazy summer evening.

Around the islands, look out for common seals, grey seals, otters and porpoises.

Unfortunately, juvenile tortoises – even ones from different islands – look pretty similar.

From the boat the islands looked like charcoal smudges against a perfect blue sky.

Airports serving Greece's holiday islands look likely to be sold on long-term lease to a German airport operator.

Guinea-Bissau's Bijagós islands look like a tourists' paradise – the 88 mostly uninhabited islets are filled with palm trees and white, sandy beaches.

The edges of the islands look like temples to sunshine during the summer months, scattered with locals, faces tilting towards the sky.