1. A rocky headland jutted into the sea.

2. The patio gave an unimpeded view across the headland to the sea.

3. Little on the headland was private for long.

4. Grand Isle is a precarious headland, little more than a sandy breakwater, a mile across and less in some places.

5. One last rocky outcrop of headland; it seemed to take an age to round. the waves began to decrease.

6. The dramatic headland of St Govan's Head is a firm favourite with climbers and there are many bridlepaths and riding schools.

7. The headland looming ahead of us out of the growing daylight would be the one immediately to the west of the cottage.

8. Nora is standing on the headland like the figure-head on the prow of a ship.

9. After one more headland we joined the official high level route to go round the edge of a deep gully.

10. He could not now imagine life on the headland without either of them.

11. A headland is now seen jutting into the estuary with a line of white cottages fronting a bay.

12. Sea and headland now grew dim.

13. A coastline of 472 kilometers, multi headland and harbor.

14. Sohar passed the headland at Muscat to a chant.

15. During a violent storm it broke away and drifted westwards until it hit land on the barren headland of San Quentin.

16. They went down a narrow lane called Smugglers' Gully, which led them on to a wild rocky headland.

17. She would say that she wanted to walk alone on the headland.

17. try its best to gather and make good sentences.

18. Called Dual Control, it calculates where to lower or raise the plough to get a straight edge on the headland.

19. The remains of a diamond-shaped plan overlook the windy headland.

20. It really deserves a more romantic name, Plockton meaning the town on the headland.

21. Seven miles of sandy beach stretch from Burnham-on-Sea to Brean Down headland.

22. It was a two-storey white house nestling just within the last gentle curve up to the headland.

23. A boat's engine, throttled back and purring softly, somewhere beyond the headland to the east.

24. The beach here is spectacular, curving gently round the bay under a towering, wild headland.

25. They watched silently as the car was driven at speed off the road to brake violently on the turf of the headland.

26. Massey has also added an electronic device on its 6-cylinder tractors for automatically raising and lowering semi-mounted ploughs at the headland.

27. Intelligent, well-read, unsentimental, unshockable, she had become the focus of Meg's life on the headland.

28. She had fled to this new life on the headland and to a different solitude.

29. Anything that would pay enough to live and allow him to remain on the headland to carry on the campaign.

30. A steeply projecting mass of rock forming part of a rugged cliff or headland.

1. The patio gave an unimpeded view across the headland to the sea.

31. Having enjoyed the rides at the Headland, visitors can take the shuttle to the Lowland.

32. Our road lay by the shore beneath the cliffs, then round the headland which they formed.

33. The fleet lay at anchor half a mile off the headland.

34. Australia's most recognizable icon is dramatically situated on the eastern headland of Circular Quay.

35. Cape Kazantip is a prominent headland on the Kerch Peninsula, which defines the southern shore of the Sea of Azov and the east extension of the Crimean Peninsula.

36. She likes to stand on the headland to watch the ships.

37. In fact, lie the Americas to work together across the headland to the water bridge.

38. The headland intercepted the heavy sea that was occasioned by the squall.

39. Stephen stood at his post, gazing over the calm sea towards the headland.

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40. "They used to try to swim across there, " he said pointing to the headland closest to Corfu, "under the guns and searchlights of the army.

41. In five minutes we were the, and drifting with the most startling rapidity round the headland.

42. The small ship came around the headland and steamed toward the U - boat.

43. South African headland formin ga peninsula between Table Bay and False Bay, Cape Town. The first European to sail round it was Bartholomew Diaz in 1488.