Sentence examples for remote coasts from inspiring English sources

Abnormalities resulting from inbreeding were frequent in mountain valleys or on remote coasts.

In total, the list includes a mix of some of the most heavily trafficked and most remote coasts in the world.

Emma was the sister-in-law of the local rector, whose decaying church Hardy had been sent to examine, and she seems to have struck Hardy as embodying the wildness and beauty of the remote coast.

In the raking morning light of a cool August day, I surveyed dozens of these islands from the observation deck of the Nordik Express, a cargo and passenger ship that serves the tiny communities of this remote coast.

The world's biggest dinosaur footprint has been found on a remote coast in northwestern Australia, which scientists believe was a real-life Jurassic Park teeming with more dinosaur species than anywhere else in the world.

North by north-west The lower 48 states of the US come to a dramatic north-westerly head in the far corner of Washington, where Olympic National Park (nps.gov/olym) dominates the peninsula of the same name in a blur of mountains, glaciers, rainforest, lonely trails and remote coast.

In areas with sparse populations, such as along the remote coast of Chile, records are particularly spotty and could be inaccurate.

Several communities on the remote coast of Tamaulipas were isolated after the storm, and major coastal flooding was reported along with heavy wind damage, with numerous homes destroyed.

St. Anselm's is a tiny theological college on England's remote East Anglian coast.

The Malaysian forces are continuing to scour the remote eastern coast of Sabah to try to find the remaining rebels.

Achmelvich is three long miles from the fishing village of Loch Inver on the remote west coast of Scotland.