Sentence examples for many inlets from inspiring English sources

The boat lets him explore the many inlets that pierce the Talbot County mainland.

The mainland coast is cut by many inlets, one of which is the mouth of the Fraser River and the site of Vancouver.

The western end of Long Island Sound can be tricky to navigate because the many inlets and coves can cause wind shifts and tricky currents.

Mayo's extensive coastline is wild and broken, with many inlets from Killala Bay in the north to Killary Harbour in the southwest.

When it flows into and out of the region's many inlets, that current can turn a turbine.Tidal-power technology is in its infancy, but a handful of speculative ventures are under way in Eastport.

Trucks are perpetually swinging through Germany, Poland, Sweden and Finland to collect the components that go into the Porsches assembled in Uusikaupunki, a town of 16,000, whose many inlets and islands have made it a popular spot for vacation homes.

This adventurous tour explores that wilderness, with its many sea inlets, where you're more likely to run into a dolphin than a fellow tourist.

The bay is scenic, having many small inlets; and it receives several rivers from the north, including the Trent, Moira, Salmon, and Napanee.

Although the island has a distinct outline, it is highly fragmented, with many bays, inlets, lakes, cays, and channels, and is technically an archipelago.

There's a long pebbly stretch around Rab Town itself, but the island has sandy beaches galore around its sheltered western and northern shores, and there are also plenty of secluded coves tucked into the coast's many forested inlets.

The mouth of the Hawkesbury River, with its many fingerlike inlets, provides a superb expanse of sheltered water for yachting, while a string of magnificent sandy beaches stretches along the Pacific coast both north and south of the city and is a haven for enthusiasts of aquatic sports.