inland造句

There's not much jungle 100 miles inland.

We beached the boat and headed inland.

Stockell didn't get very far inland that morning.

We spent a week by the coast before going inland.

I could not bring myself to accept the absolute closure of the inland sea.

When a tsunami hits, large waves topple smaller dwellings and flood inland areas.

The stranger, a native of Savannah, had just returned after twelve years in the inland country.

Between the shore and the inland edge of the dune field, sand alternates with vegetated ground.

But the capital, overseas supplier should remit it to parent company, and then remit to inland purchaser.

There is more to this than the eradication of excess capacity or the shift of production inland.

Thousands of people would be forced to migrate from the coast to increasingly impoverished and crowded urban areas inland.

Over the following 10 years, it was moved from Shanghai to Nanjing, and then to southwestern Sichuan province as the Japanese advance on China moved farther inland.

Everywhere there are unkempt but charming villages, linked by twisting roads revealing spectacular views of bays and coves by the coast and rugged landscapes of palm trees inland.

Afloat on a boat or flotsam, they will be dragged inland with the flow until a reverse slosh begins, the water flowing back into its bed.

Like other developing countries, China has many challenges of unbalanced development in industrial structure, between coast region and inland region and between urban and rural areas.

The Deccan lies inland from Mumbai; one does not need to sail the waters of the Arabian Sea to the Gateway of India to get to the city from there.

Urumqi, Nanning, Kunming, Hohhot, Yinchuan, Xining, Guiyang and other capital cities of ethnic minority autonomous regions and provinces which have fairly large minority populations, were listed as inland open cities;

The tree remained intact and was far enough inland to escape the tsunami, but the bad news came the next day as the plant spewed radioactive steam toward the town.

An added threat is that with higher elevations just about 4 miles inland from the power plants, if a temperature inversion sets up in the atmosphere, radiation could be trapped.