Sentence examples for lagoons full of from inspiring English sources

The harbour has saltwater lagoons full of waders as well as stunning views across the Solent to the Needles.

Lynn Henning, a Michigan farmer, monitors the toxic runoff from lagoons full of cow manure from huge industrial feedlots.

Most adventurers set out from the small town of Uyuni for a challenging 3-4 day trek, roughing it in an off-road vehicle to explore colored lagoons full of flamingos, eerie rock formations, and endless tracts of mirror-like salt water.

The first song on the new album "American Horizon" sends you right away to a place you've never been and might never want to leave: a tropical countryside under a full moon, where men come down from hills on horseback and women gather by a lagoon, full of anticipation that a warm, dark evening will become, through music and dance, a night of light and heat.

The pièce de résistance, however, is Vieques' dramatic Bioluminescent Bay, an ethereal lagoon full of tiny micro-organisms which glow purplish-blue when disturbed after dark.

In Todos Santos, stay at the tastefully decorated Posada La Posa, which is situated by a lagoon full of wildlife and has views of the Pacific.

Guests filed into vessels that followed an underwater track, touring lagoons and caverns full of fake critters.

But with the wind blowing so hard, the atoll lagoon uncharted (and full of coral reefs and bommies) and the swell picking up, we've decided that it is too dangerous to sail the 10 or so miles through the lagoon.

"I found out at college, in class," says Eva Iyotte, a member of the Rosebud Sioux tribe who was happily studying Native American culture when her instructor casually mentioned that the Rosebud Reservation was about to become the home of 860,000 hogs and their lagoons, which are basically lakes full of animal waste.

Atolls like Majuro in the Marshall Islands had little land to offer, but they enclosed capacious lagoons, which Calhoun could stuff full of tenders, cargo ships, ammunition carriers, salvage tugs, minesweepers, oil tankers, repair ships, floating dry-docks, hospital ships and assorted barges.

The sea is still full of whitecaps but the lagoon, protected by steep cliffs, is flat and calm.