Sentence examples for serrated coastline from inspiring English sources

Its position, as well as its rocky, serrated coastline, full of reefs and point breaks, makes it an ideal place for the sort of surfer who seeks a good wave, forget the creature comforts.

When the glaciers covering Fiordland retreated 14,000 years ago, they left behind an extraordinarily serrated coastline, plunging fiords, and deep branching lakes, further enhanced by mist-shrouded mountains, cascading waterfalls, and vast beech forests.

Then there is the fata morgana, a mirage of ice and light that simulates a serrated mountainous coastline, and occasionally cost the lives of the 19th-century explorers who approached it, hoping for a landfall.

Serrated lesions were classified as hyperplastic polyps, sessile serrated adenomas, or traditional serrated adenomas.

Shining: Complex, serrated Norwegian jazzcore.

It looks as if it's serrated.

The edges of some panels were serrated.

In bitterns, both mandibles are finely serrated near the tip.

Its southern portion consists of rugged, sharply serrated mountains.

Only serrated strips of the gummed backing remained.

Ctenophores use them as flippers, sense organs, and serrated teeth.