Sentence examples for islands well from inspiring English sources

Such landings are common on Italian islands well to the south but are rare for France.

Eric is a keen apostle of the islands, well aware of the irony that in his youth he was desperate to escape to art school in London, convinced that nothing of any artistic consequence ever happened on Guernsey, or the other seven inhabited islands in the archipelago.

Forest ravens fly from Tasmania and the mainland to islands well offshore in Bass Strait and may even traverse the strait entirely.

David knew the island well.

"Coney Island — well, people have been losing jewelry there since the 1830s," he said.

The system was built and served the Island well during a period of phenomenal growth.

The day before the mountain exploded, another volcano, La Soufrière, erupted on an island well to the south.

Madeira is a beautiful island (well, archipelago, but only two of the islands are inhabited) in the Atlantic owned by Portugal.

We moved to an old sea captain's house on an island well up the Maine coast, several hours past Portland.

To avoid in-season crowds, they plan to head to Manhattan on most weekends, and they hope to extend their time on Fire Island well into winter.

The Supreme Court in 1985 declared Long Island to be a mainland extension and not an island on legal, administrative, and social grounds ("Is Long Island an Island? Well, Sort Of," letter, Dec. 5).