Sentence examples for off the peninsula from inspiring English sources

"People are going to die because they won't get off the peninsula here," said Bernie Feuer, who runs parking at the beachside Jacob Riis Park.

The political tension has been exacerbated by incidents such as one in which a 14-year-old Crimean Tatar was beaten by unknown men who reportedly said Tatars should be kicked off the peninsula.

It's possible to hole up for weeks in George's old bach in January, only emerging off the peninsula to drive to Kaitaia, about half an hour away, for supplies.

"The attack was based on two assumptions," Cohen and Gooch write, "both of which turned out to be unwise: that the only really difficult part of the operation would be getting ashore, after which the Turks could easily be pushed off the peninsula; and that the main obstacles to a happy landing would be provided by the enemy".

By acceding to Russian occupation, the United States and Europe would be effectively writing off the peninsula.

Birdwood planned to arrive off the peninsula after the moon had set, with the first troops landing at 03 30, an hour before dawn.

In 2017 Chile and Argentina proposed that CCAMLR place thousands of square miles west and north of the peninsula off-limits to krill fishing.

Hiking recently on the south shore of Elephant Island, off the tip of the peninsula, Poncet was flabbergasted by how temperate things seemed.

Last Sunday, a mother and her 6-year-old daughter drowned on the other side of the peninsula, off Rockaway Beach, in the Atlantic Ocean.

The search has been widened to waters off both sides of the peninsula.

Southern right whales, native to the Southern Hemisphere, flock to the warm waters off the coast of the peninsula every year to raise their offspring.