Sentence examples for narrow coast from inspiring English sources

The Caribbean Sea washes its northern coast, the Pacific Ocean its narrow coast to the south.

Traffic along the narrow coast road can be heavy so if you are there for the day you need to avoid the rush from the beach at 5pm.

"But that's the law". The group heard a short presentation from two members of the Newport Beach Bicycle Safety Committee, explaining sharrows as well as other options, like alternate routes that cyclists could take to avoid the narrow Coast Highway traffic lanes.

This is true for Western Europe, New Zealand, the southern parts of Australia, Chile and Argentina as well as a narrow coast strip in the west of North-America where 300 days with thermal comfort at 12 MLT can be taken as typical.

We decided to forgo this to avoid having to dart through moving cars and stopped instead at one of two narrow coast-side pullouts nearby.

Correspondingly, the region of high surface temperature is wide off the American east coasts but narrow off the African coast, where the Canary Current and the Benguela Current carry cold water toward the Equator.

The continental shelf is narrow along the coast of the Arabian Peninsula and is even narrower along the Somali coast.

The area surrounding Chittagong is heavily populated and comprises a narrow strip of coast along the Bay of Bengal and ranges of low hills separated by fertile valleys.

Born in 1890, just five years after the French consolidated their control over all of Vietnam, Ho -- whose given name was Nguyen Tat Thanh -- grew up in Nghe An province, on the narrow and mountainous coast of north-central Vietnam.

Goscha understands that Vietnam is a land long coveted by major powers – it is a narrow spit of coast with fertile deltas, astride one of the most important trade routes in the world.

Gothenburg, which is Sweden's second city, was founded in 1621 when it was the country's only direct access to the North Sea – a narrow strip of coast hemmed in by Norwegian territory to the north and the Danes to the south.