Sentence examples for two islands which from inspiring English sources
Keep your eyes peeled for On the first coastal section of the walk you should see two islands which are home to breeding guillemots and puffins.
The two islands, which the Puerto Rican poet Lola Rodríguez del Tió famously called "two wings of the same bird," were Spain's last colonies in the Americas, and in the course of one summer, both fell under U.S. control.
Relative remoteness (it's 30 miles north of Antigua, the larger of two islands which make up this country), a tiny population, and rules forbidding foreign ownership of land mean Barbuda is a rare thing indeed: gobsmackingly picturesque yet utterly unspoilt.
The transfer of the two islands, which are less than five miles from the coastlines of both countries, was the product of a six-year negotiation over maritime boundaries, officials said.
During a visit to Egypt by King Salman of Saudi Arabia in April 2016, the government announced it was transferring the two islands, which sit at the mouth of the Gulf of Aqaba and are called Tiran and Sanafir.
The two islands which are called North and South Fox Islands contain 1800 inhabitants, and our labours were upon both islands.
The largest of the nine islands, which have a total land area of 17 square miles (44 square km), is Great Banda (Banda Besar) Island.
On September 11th China resentfully marked the first anniversary of the "nationalisation" of three of the five islands, which the Japanese government bought from their private owner.
Abu Musa is the largest of the three islands, which sit in the Strait of Hormuz, the narrow passageway that is considered a vital shipping lane for oil tankers.
While New York City is made up of three islands — Manhattan, Staten Island and Long Island — Mumbai was once an archipelago of seven islands, which were joined together by land reclaimed from the sea by 1838.
After six years of planning and more than a few battles with environmentalists, the ferry (below) has been cleared to operate between the three islands, which are now linked only by commercial airliner service.
