例句與造句

1. Indeed, Boston's entire Back Bay district is named for the tidal bay that it now covers.
2. Lake Maracaibo has a larger surface area, but it is not a lake at all, but a tidal bay.
3. Older fish tend to live further from the shore on reefs, while juveniles inhabit shallow tidal bays and creeks lined with mangroves.
4. Going onto the second circuit, 50 / 1 outsider Across the Bay held a strong lead until being all but carried out by the loose Tidal Bay before continuing almost tailed off.
5. She has a cottage on a tidal bay just outside Lincoln City, Ore ., where the wind blows 90 miles an hour, and merchants bury glass balls in the beach sand to attract tourists.
6. It's difficult to find tidal bay in a sentence. 用tidal bay造句挺難的
7. Various forms of " " are commonly used also in the Persian Gulf to stand for tidal flats, marshland, or tidal bays ( e . g ., Khor Musa, Khor Abdallah, Hor al-Azim, Hor al-Himar, etc .)
8. The first major marina to be built in the metropolitan Washington region in more than 15 years is to open next spring across a tidal bay from a national wildlife refuge that was designated to preserve the American bald eagle.
9. Red Hills are located on low-lying land close to marshes, estuaries and tidal bays, with rivers such as the Crouch and coppiced wood was used in the fires at the site, an activity that in itself required careful management over time.
10. A twin-engine commuter plane that touched down too close to the end of a runway at Kennedy International Airport was stopped from plunging into a tidal bay by a prototype " arresting system, " a kind of flypaper for runaway airplanes.
11. However, in the 2009 renewal, he made most of the running en route to convincingly reversing that 2008 form, with Tidal Bay in second, said 2008 victor Knowhere coming home in third and subsequent Grand National winner Don't Push It in fourth.
12. While in theory, a great circle route between London and New York City is only, this requires several land masses ( Ireland, Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island and the isthmus connecting New Brunswick to Nova Scotia ) to be traversed, as well as the extremely tidal Bay of Fundy and a land route along Massachusetts'north shore from Gloucester to Boston and through fairly built up areas to Manhattan itself.