Sentence examples for which lies off from inspiring English sources

History of Shooter's Island, which lies off the north shore of Staten Island in Neward Bay.

Experts cautioned that further tests would be needed to identify the wreck, which lies off the coast of Haiti.

Lanzarote, which lies off the coast of north-west Africa, is known for its volcanic landscape and year-round sunshine.

Mr. Wong noted that the Pacific Northwest is at considerable risk of a strong earthquake from the Cascadia fault, which lies off the coast under the seabed.

History and status of City Island, which lies off Rodman's Neck, a peninsula jutting out in L.I. Sound from Pelham Bay Park.

The investigation of security and operations on Plum Island, which lies off the North Fork of Long Island, began in January and concluded last month.

Scapa Flow, extensive landlocked anchorage in Scotland's Orkney Islands, which lie off the northern tip of the Scottish mainland.

Mainland, also called Pomona, central and largest of the Orkney Islands of Scotland, which lie off the northern tip of the Scottish mainland.

He was banished from Athens by Hipparchus, the son of Pisistratus, because he foisted into the writings of Musaeus a prophecy that the islands which lie off Lemnos would one day disappear in the sea.

U.S. fleets in the Mediterranean and far Pacific have done so for years, although the feat is less impressive than that of the British admiral Lord Nelson's fleet, which lay off Toulon, Fr., continuously, without rotation, for 18 months from 1803 to 1805.

1 (167) Of the islands which lie off Iberia, the two Pityussae, and the two Gymnesiae (which are also called the Baliarides),133 lie off the stretch of coast that is between Tarraco and Sucro, whereon Saguntum is situated; they are also out in the open sea, all of them, although the Pityussae have a greater inclination134 to the west than the Gymnesiae.