Sentence examples for lagoons which from inspiring English sources

The water hazards, for instance, are called lagoons, which takes away some of the menace factor.

All the islands are coral formations, but only six have lagoons, which makes them atolls.

In developing countries the pig-effluent collects in open lagoons which smell bad and get infested with flies.

They feed a lacework of narrow, lush stream valleys, oases and salt lagoons, which sustain native Atacameño hamlets with meticulously kept colonial-era churches.

Their waste gets dumped into lakes of excrement known as "lagoons," which have been known to leak or flood into the neighborhood groundwater.

An easy first trip is to the Cejas and Chaxa lagoons, which provide a chance to acclimatize to the 8,000-foot 8,000-footaround San Pelevation

Merín (Mirim) Lagoon, which lies mainly within Brazil, is the largest natural lake.

"But we also need to preserve the lagoon, which is a very fragile and delicate environment.

There's a movie called Blue Lagoon, which was really scary for me as a kid.

Venice occupies the center point of its lagoon, which is eight miles at the widest, and thirty miles long.

This paper focus on the case of a Uruguayan lagoon, the Rocha lagoon, which is exploited by two fishermen communities.