Sentence examples for islands might from inspiring English sources
MOST islands might like to be considered havens.
You can see how the remote, wild Åland islands might have inspired her.
Experts predict that sea levels will rise if greenhouse gas emissions are not controlled and that small islands might be flooded.
The public suspected that behind the scenes, the nonfictional characters dwelling on televised deserted islands might be even nastier to each other than they are on camera.
On the fringes are the visitors who — in their haste to catch a bus or ferry from Split to the Croatian islands — might wonder why they aren't staying a night or two in Dalmatia's largest city.
The 1951 San Francisco peace treaty with Japan deliberately overlooked the matter of Dokdo's sovereignty, for fear the islands might fall into the hands of the Communist north in the Korean war.
The next great bonanza fields are expected to be in East Asian waters, and sovereignty over these micro-islands might conceivably be important as bases for exploration and drilling teams.
His love affair with the Falkland Islands might have seemed unusual given his previous postings.
The Palm Islands might be ridiculous, but who wouldn't want to live in the world's first inhabited volcano?
To the novitiate, two finches here from the Peabody collection that are from the Galapagos Islands might hardly merit a second glance.
The reason the IRB does not like it is that the major nations are scared of what the Pacific Islands might become if they could pick some of their former All Blacks.
