Sentence examples for narrow coastline from inspiring English sources

This need has been compounded by the fact that Iraq's narrow coastline is adjacent to that of Iran, a country with which Iraq frequently has had strained relations.

It is situated on the narrow coastline along the southern shore of Cape Mayor, a rocky peninsula extending eastward and sheltering Santander Bay (an inlet of the Bay of Biscay).

Outside the city are some of the most beautiful natural landscapes in the world, including narrow coastlines with bright blue waters and limestone plateaus offset by rolling hills and rugged mountains.

A continuous long and narrow sandy coastline that faces the rather shallow central part of the basin, with a mean depth of 180 m, characterizes the vast majority the Italian side of the Adriatic Sea, including the stranding site.

If F. ceranoides managed to expand its range more than 15 degrees in latitude since the Last Glacial Maximum [LGM, ~20.000 ka before present (BP ], dispersal restrictions cannot account, at least as the sole factor, for the apparent lack of population connectivity along the much narrower NW Iberian coastline.

He's fighting along a narrow strip of coastline.

Cuban Black-Hawk distribution was narrow, near the coastline.

These areas extend as a narrow ring around the coastline of the Mediterranean Sea.

The clean white sand beach provided long walks and a couple of quick swims every day, and as a guarantee against rainy-day restlessness, there was Gdansk, a surprisingly beautiful Hanseatic city 20 minutes away by train, and funky Gydnia, the pure Bauhaus port the Poles built after the 1919 treaty of Versailles left them with a narrow stretch of Baltic coastline constricted by Prussia.

By early May 1943, only the Italian fighter units, and one German Gruppe (I. JG 77), remained as the Axis held on to a narrow strip of African coastline near Tunis.

Slopes off mountainous coastlines and narrow shelves often have outcrops of rock.