Sentence examples for of a cove from inspiring English sources
At one point, we stopped to swim in the cool, clear water of a cove, then headed to Ladoga's open water to see the granite cliffs.
The shore of a cove off Maine's Friendship Long Island has long been the best site on the east coast to find baby lobsters, she said.
There's a heavier reef break behind the lodge, but Prainha ("little beach"), a tight yellow welcome-mat of a cove more suitable for our purposes, is a 10-minute walk down the road.
But when throngs promenaded along the banks of a cove in the Woonasquatucket River that memorable evening to view the braziers of burning logs reflected in the dark waters, they had more to celebrate than the millennium.
This was Nyack's submerged Memorial Park as seen from our submerged beach: And later, back to (relatively) normal: Our beach — which is at one end of a cove, sheltered by the stone jetty above — is normally a favorite gathering spot of geese, ducks, and gulls.
As Winslow Homer proved here in 1899, there is still an immortal calm in the watercolor disarray of a cove, a spit of beach, a peeling red-and-white wooden boat leaning on pale sand and fallen fronds, while an ever-changing force of intensifying blue moves horizonward.
This resort, on a cove south of Puerto Vallarta, had intrigued us because it could be reached only by boat.
We then headed to Bunes Beach, a vast stretch of sand leading to a cove of water protected by hills on both sides.
It attracts tourists who enjoy an evening that begins and ends with a boat ride across the Bosporus from the base of a castle to a cove on the Asian side, where the restaurant is situated.
Tucked behind the San Terenzo castle at the northern terminus of the seafront promenade, a cove of golden sand and sparkling, emerald water is hidden by the undulating coastline.
Her tongue was not a lake, but it lifted her lovers with the gentle strength of a lake that lifts a cove of waterlilies — her blue eyes, the sky above them — till night fell and the mysteries began.
