Sentence examples for narrow inland from inspiring English sources

Numerous narrow inland valley swamps associated with the river systems occur in this region.

The Red Sea is a narrow inland sea separating the Arabian Peninsula, western Asia, from northeastern Africa.

One of those was Owen Patterson, a 65-year-old Jamaican immigrant and retired  laborer who lives not near the flood-prone Long Island Sound shoreline but near a narrow river inland that floods badly in drenching rains.

The area farther south, especially the stretch from Daman to Goa (known as the Konkan coast), is indented with rias (flooded valleys) extending inland into narrow riverine plains.

Hundreds of coast-hugging islands the largest of which are Vancouver Island and Haida Gwaii (formerly the Queen Charlotte Islands)—offer a protected waterway along the coastline, which is indented by narrow fjords that twist inland about the bases of towering mountains.

Inland from the narrow coastal strip is a broad zone of mixed cropping and grazing.

Guernica, the symbolic capital of Euzkadi, lies about twelve miles east of Bilbao on a narrow tidal estuary that extends inland from the Bay of Biscay.

The Rann of Kutch, in western India, near Pakistan border, is a long, narrow salt flat that stretches inland for 200 miles from the Arabian Sea coast.

Located at the head of the Toms River, a narrow finger of water jutting inland from Barnegat Bay, the town is the home to five yacht clubs with organized junior sailing programs.

Finding no body, Sanders called 911, loaded what bags he could onto his skiff, and towed the canoe inland, via a narrow canal, passing the rickety docks and large oyster middens of a shellfishing operation called Frog Island.

The results have been predictable: Eroding on the ocean side and unable to move inland, Hatteras Island has narrowed.