coastal inlet造句

• Fog will invade a few of the coastal inlets from Washington to Central California.
• Salmon farms in British Columbia began in the 1970s as mom-and-pop operations dotted around coastal inlets.
• A "'ria "'is a coastal inlet formed by the partial submergence of an unglaciated river valley.
• The bodies were discovered around Christmas 2001 in shallow coastal inlets on the Oregon Coast over a one-week period.
• The large Dutch ships were unable to moor in the coastal inlets where lighter Portuguese shipping came and went.
• The bodies were discovered around Christmas 2001 in shallow coastal inlets on the Oregon coast over a one-week period.
• The village is centred on the mouth of the Prosser River, on the southern margin of a substantial coastal inlet called Prosser Bay.
• They inhabit abyssal depths in the sea, coastal inlets and freshwater rivers and lakes, and are a major source of food for humans.
• The wooden sand groin nearest the beach home of actress Marion Davies was a productive spot, as were the coastal inlets and estuaries.
• The Dalmatian type, named from Dalmatia on the Adriatic Sea, features long offshore islands and coastal inlets that are parallel to the coastline.
• Governor Ly Sou said that heavy rains had eased Thursday and water was beginning to drain into a coastal inlet dividing the town.
• The first hint of what happened came Dec . 19, when a child's body was spotted floating in a coastal inlet near Waldport, Oregon.
• The first hint of what happened came Dec . 19, when a boy's body was spotted floating in a coastal inlet near Waldport, Oregon.
• The bodies of Longo's wife and children were found in coastal inlets in Waldport and Newport between Dec . 19 and Dec . 27.
• By 1440, other settlements had developed along the river-valleys and coastal inlets of S鉶 Miguel, Terceira, Faial and Pico, supported by game animals and fishing.
• These can be rowed or propelled by outboard motors and are used to explore coastal inlets and creeks which are too shallow for the barge to navigate.
• Fulton examined the coastal inlets, sounds and principal rivers with an eye toward practical improvements in navigation while Brazier conducted the surveys and made maps and plates thereof.
• A man captured in Mexico after being accused of killing his wife and three children was returned to Oregon, where the victims'bodies were found dumped in coastal inlets.
• Because he respects their territory by setting off his charges on the open sea instead of the coastal inlets where they cast their nets, they don't resent him.
• The animals live mostly in the coastal inlets and rivers of Florida and migrate north in summer, generally no farther than the North Carolina coast, Ms . Taylor said.