Sentence examples for section of coast from inspiring English sources
The furthest of the islands from Spain, Menorca varies wildly from its siblings, with every section of coast strikingly distinct.
The nine-mile section of coast wraps around Tillamook Head, a forested promontory that offers incredible views up and down the coast.
Stripers and blue fish migrate past the cape in early summer, and flounder and dogfish are plentiful along this section of coast through the summer.
The piecemeal road, shattered and washed away in many places, finally disappears, testimonial to the violent winter storms that have battered this section of coast.
It also defines a clear psychic border between the city and a section of coast so close by that it's almost a suburb, yet remarkably quiet and unspoiled.
On the south side of the park, a rocky section of coast is dotted with tide pools, while the north side has a pebble beach, sand dunes and a freshwater marsh.
The most extreme hikers bring harnesses and ropes to rappel sheer cliffs that lead to the loneliest sections of coast.
The center is in a converted stone schoolhouse in Stromness, Orkney's second-largest town (population about 2,000) and charges wave and tidal companies some $400,000 a year to rent sections of coast for trials of their prototypes.
Gold Coast, section of the coast of the Gulf of Guinea, in Africa.
Alexander Archipelago, group of about 1,100 islands (actually the tops of a submerged section of the Coast Ranges) off the coast of southeastern Alaska, U.S. Named by the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey in 1867 to honour Alexander II, tsar of Russia, the islands are included within the Tongass National Forest and extend southward from Glacier Bay and Cross Sound to the Dixon Entrance.
Slave Coast, in 18th- and 19th-century history, the section of the coast of the Gulf of Guinea, in Africa, extending approximately from the Volta River in the west to Lagos, in modern Nigeria, or, alternatively, the Niger Delta in the east (in the present-day republics of Togo, Benin, and Nigeria).
