Sentence examples for small inlet from inspiring English sources

"It's a small inlet with a mangrove swamp.

Bay of Cádiz, Spanish Bahía de Cádiz, small inlet of the Gulf of Cádiz on the North Atlantic Ocean.

They saw a small inlet among the rocks and, directing the Aurora towards it, the expedition found itself "inside a beautiful, miniature harbour completely land-locked.

Dalia Beach A small inlet surrounding the beach ensures privacy for this upscale family club with an excellent fish restaurant attached.

While Oz called the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on her cell phone, Cramer waded through a small inlet and continued surveying.

In the small inlet there, once known as Wallabout Bay, more than 11,500 American colonists died in appalling conditions while trapped aboard British prison ships.

Guests can enter the water at one of two small inlets, or climb down the ladder on one of five docks.

The bay is scenic, having many small inlets; and it receives several rivers from the north, including the Trent, Moira, Salmon, and Napanee.

Bioko's coast is largely inhospitable, consisting for the most part of a cliff about 60 feet (20 metres) high, broken occasionally by small inlets and beaches.

The Pembrokeshire Coast Path hugs the coast of this great county, weaving its way in and out of small inlets, crossing some of the finest beaches in Britain and finally finishing through dramatic cliffs.

It receives the Hawkesbury and Pittwater rivers, and its 3-mile- (5-kilometre) wide entrance, flanked by Hawke, or Box, Head (north) and Barranjoey Head (south), leads to an interior broken into three small inlets: Pittwater (south), Cowan Creek (central), and Brisbane Water.