Sentence examples for most notable islands from inspiring English sources

The most notable islands were Dudley, Evenlode, Blockley and the area around Shipston-on-Stour. Herefordshire, Staffordshire, Warwickshire and Shropshire had their own exclaves within the main part of Worcestershire at Rochford, Broome, Clent, Tardebigge (Tutnall and Cobley) and Halesowen respectively.

Hispaniola has relatively few offshore islands, the most notable being Gonâve Island and Tortue (Tortuga) Island.

There have also been inadvertent introductions of O. mossambicus to some islands; most notable was the introduction to the Fanninf Atoll in one of the Linne Islands of the Polynesian group (Lobel, 1980).

The city has several lakes, of which Burha Lake (Burha Talab) is the largest and most notable; it has an island in its centre.

But for the better part of five decades, the most notable tombstones at Mormon Island were those without names: 36 anonymous decedents whose grave markers shared a single, shocking label: "Moved from Nigger Hill Cemetery".

There are many endangered leatherback sea turtle nesting sites on the islands, the most notable of which is perhaps Matura Beach, on Trinidad.

Perhaps the most notable feature among the genomic islands is the urea pathway genes located on GI-4.

In recent decades other circuses, big and small, have provided increasingly stiff competition, and while the big top has a few new tricks, the tent at the revamped Coney Island is most notable for harking back to its delightfully grubby past.

This spurred Marc Anthony, one the island's most notable celebrities, to call the president out.  .

This spurred Marc Anthony, one the island's most notable celebrities, to call the president out.

The west coast has a score of small offshore island groups, the most notable being Brioni (Brijuni).