inland lagoon造句

• Hundreds of Ibatan men carried the vessel to an inland lagoon as another storm approached.
• The Romans diverted the Rhine into the Yssel through a canal, which emptied into an inland lagoon.
• Waves during storms now can reach the inland lagoons and causing higher salinity in the ground and water, killing plant and animal species.
• The city grew up around a protected harbor, an inland lagoon reached via sea-caves leading through a cliff which formed a natural seawall.
• Horn Island has long stretches of sugar-white sand, dunes punctuated with sea oats, tall pines on small groves, and a few inland lagoons.
• The severe erosion created new waterways connecting inland bodies of water with the Gulf of Mexico, which eventually led to further erosion of inland lagoons.
• They also sometimes form when an inland lagoon or lake breaches its entry to the sea, forming standing waves in the channel between the lagoon and sea.
• The inland lagoon near Nyuma Maji in the southern half of the island and the mangrove forests marshes entrap large quantities of flotsam floating in on the tides.
• Group D, finally, was tasked with advancing south from its landing point to close off an escape route that ran between the sea and an inland lagoon towards the city of Hu?
• It may be discharged back to sea but can also be used to oxygenate stagnant inland lagoons / marinas or used as feed for heat pumps, desalination plants, land-based aquaculture, aquariums or seawater swimming pools.
• Shipstern C & MA protects approximately 21.500 acres ( c . 8.700 hectares or 87 km 2 ) of a variety of habitats centered on Shipstern Lagoon, one of the larger inland lagoon systems in Belize.
• Among other projects, the commercial port will be moved to a new site on an inland lagoon to the west of the city, opening up space for what would become the Black Sea's largest and best-equipped marina.
• As a subject for judicial decision, the dispute is a highly technical matter involving principles of map-making, mainly how to define the three-mile offshore boundary of a state with an irregular coastline that includes inland lagoons and barrier islands.