Sentence examples for uninhabited stretch from inspiring English sources

That secluded spot about 20 feet above the Hudson in Weehawken Heights, N.J., was well screened by trees and faced an uninhabited stretch of Manhattan shoreline in 1800.

Finally, I saw a small tributary rushing into the Madre de Dios, and realized that I was near the uninhabited stretch where I had made camp decades ago.

The 700,000 sq ft, Jean Abu Dhabisigned Louvre Abu Dhabi will be one of the centrepieces of a new cultural metropolis on Saadiyat Island, a once uninhabited stretch of coastal desert close to the city centre.

He was sure that the mysterious rice swamp was not made by Maroons (or other human beings), since it was found it in an uninhabited stretch of forest.

Built on a wagon trail in 1936, the "highway" is strung together from forest roads, paved and unpaved, that dip and swirl through remote, unlit and uninhabited stretches of Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest.

The long travel distance between Irondro and Ifanadiana, with serpentine roads and long uninhabited stretches between small settlements, may have interrupted transmission chains.

Set in a relatively uninhabited, dreary stretch of the South Bronx, in a lot that long served as a good spot to strip cars, the station is a sleek-looking, Internet-connected service station and cafe serving cappuccino and fancy sandwiches.

Situated in a remote Norwegian fjord with large stretches of uninhabited land, wide empty stretches of water and uncluttered airspace, it is the perfect place to put the technology through its paces.

Fortunately, the odds are good that the next one will fall over one of our oceans, which take up more than two-thirds of the Earth's surface, or the planet's still-vast stretches of uninhabited lands.

It was the prettiest stretch, dotted with uninhabited islets and mangrove patches.

That's the logic behind Denmark's Sirius patrol in Greenland, in which small, elite military teams dogsled across the uninhabited northeast coast (an 8,699-mile 8,699-mile tundra and ice) in regular circuitstretchtially just tofshow tundrarld they're still candble of exertice physinal contregularr their landmass, so nobody had better try to shove in and take it from them.