Sentence examples for rugged coast from inspiring English sources
The Maremma region, on Tuscany's rugged coast, is cattle country.
A wavy-looking, ascending shelf resembles the area's rugged coast.
"Jay's vision has been shaped by the rugged coast of Maine.
But more remote communities like Otsuchi, on the rugged coast further north, are falling behind.
The island has a 28-mile network of clifftop footpaths that follow the rugged coast.
The food is fairly ordinary, but the views of the rugged coast are nonpareil.
-- Raymond Dittmar, Pittsburgh A. Falkland, in the Kingdom of Fife -- a region of rugged coasts, high moorland, farms and fishing villages -- is about 30 miles west of Edinburgh.
Harnessing ocean breezes has a certain logic for countries like Britain that want to replace fossil fuels with cleaner energy sources — countries where the winds howl around the rugged coasts much of the time.
I did know this about the Isle of Man: it was small (33 miles by 13 miles), it was off the northwest coast of England and it was renowned for miles of footpaths along rugged coasts and challenging hills.
Located wholly within the tropics, Thailand encompasses diverse ecosystems, including the hilly forested areas of the northern frontier, the fertile rice fields of the central plains, the broad plateau of the northeast, and the rugged coasts along the narrow southern peninsula.
The rugged coasts of Marin, Sonoma and Mendocino counties draw thousands of divers during abalone season, which runs from April 1 to Nov. 30.
