Sentence examples for westerly tip from inspiring English sources

Classic Cottages (01326 555555, classic.co.uk ) has about 250 properties in the West Country and still has July availability, including a few around the most westerly tip of Cornwall, such as the Faraway Loft barn conversion, near Sennen, which sleeps two for £612 a week in July and August, and others in the area that are stylishly done, sleeping four or six for around £1,000 in July and August.

It has Worm's Head at one end - a small tidal island and the most westerly tip of Gower - and on the other there is the other small tidal island of Burry Holms.

Rhossili has Worm's Head at one end - a small tidal island and the most westerly tip of Gower - and on the other there is the other small tidal island of Burry Holms.

Rhossili Bay is a three-mile (4km) stretch of white sand with Worm's Head at one end - a small tidal island and the most westerly tip of Gower - and on the other there is the other small tidal island of Burry Holms.

At the most south-westerly tip of the continent, you encounter Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, where two of the world's great oceans, the Southern and the Indian, converge.

Having started out at the most south-westerly tip of mainland Britain, you've powered 800 gruelling miles up the country, by foot, on pushbike or – infinitely more sensibly: we're not all fitness freaks – in an open-top high-performance sports vehicle.

In winter (June August), however, the westerly wind is cool.

The true most westerly point is Dr Syntax's Head.

Then Mr. Heaney read "The Given Note," about a tune heard in a hut on the most westerly Blasket island, the most westerly point of Ireland itself.

Dry air, westerly wind shear, and upwelling prevented further intensification.

This is the most westerly point of the English mainland.