Sentence examples for narrower land from inspiring English sources

The narrower land in Montauk, compared with the rest of Long Island's South Fork, gives some houses on high perches near Lake Montauk views of Block Island Sound to the north and the Atlantic Ocean to the south.

When comparing the performance with wider and narrower land cases, the land width affects the performance.

The small settlements of Darwin and Goose Green lie on the narrow land bridge.

The republic is breathtaking, a narrow land in which mountains 12,000 feet high tumble in forested hills to the Black Sea.

By interweaving the story of a group of local teenagers, she showed that, to those who grow up here, "the narrow land" can feel like the whole world.

On the bright, blustery morning when I go to St Ives to meet Helen Dunmore, West Cornwall looks exactly as she described it in her first novel: "The narrow land here is just a snag in the sea's passage".

But the largest herd, which has recently grown to almost 140 strong, occupies more than 7,500 acres of narrow land that stretches from the end of Highway 12 in Corolla (pronounced cor-AH-la) to the Virginia border, 11 miles north.

"It's certainly possible that snails could get carried over a narrow land bridge like this aided by birds," says Marko, who was not involved in the study.

Long east and west coasts like the Americas, southern Africa or Australia and narrow land bridges like Panama seem to be especially endangered.

The accumulated militias blockaded the narrow land accesses to Charlestown and Boston, starting the Siege of Boston.

The only access to the site is via a narrow land bridge to the north which unites the plateau to the general level of the valley floor.