Sentence examples for most westerly point from inspiring English sources

The true most westerly point is Dr Syntax's Head.

Cape Roca, in Portugal, is the most westerly point of continental Europe.

It marked the most westerly point reached by the British in Pennsylvania during the American Revolution.

The inlet was named by George Bass, the English explorer, because it was the most westerly point reached by his expedition (1798).

The most westerly point was on the Baltic Sea, near Kaliningrad; the easternmost was Cape Dezhnev on the Bering Strait, nearly halfway around the world.

Then Mr. Heaney read "The Given Note," about a tune heard in a hut on the most westerly Blasket island, the most westerly point of Ireland itself.

For most, the appeal of Britain's most south-westerly point is in the rugged scenery and views to Longships Lighthouse, but for children who prefer spoon-fed entertainment, there's a crop of penny-pinching (and frankly quite tacky) tourist attractions, including a 4D film experience.

Cape Wrath "The British mainland's most north-westerly point is a thrillingly wild landscape," says Dominic.

That first day's trip ended at the island's most south-westerly point, after paddling a distance of around 15km.

It is now 17 days since Ure set out from the café she runs with her husband John at Cape Wrath, the most north-westerly point on the British mainland, to buy their turkey, cranberry sauce, a jar of coffee and a few last-minute presents.

Extending 30 miles into the Irish Sea, swells travel between the most southerly point of Ireland and westerly point of south Wales to reach the Llyn, so some knowledge of forecasting is recommended to get classic conditions.