How To Use Bristol Channel In A Sentence
- Today, the Severn and its tributaries drain these Vales through the Bristol Channel.
- The beach itself is not particularly dramatic, but its crescent of sand is squeezed cosily between two protective wooded headlands, with dunes behind and a basin-full of tranquil Bristol Channel in front.
- The Irish and Bristol Channels were closed or grievously obstructed.
- If I get up from my office desk and walk across the room I can see in the distance the twin towers of the Severn Bridge spanning the Bristol Channel and behind them the first grey-green tracings of the landscape of Wales.
- The Hinkley Point development in fact erupts with total incongruity from the flat coastal plain which borders the Bristol Channel.
- There is some control on the footwall and hanging-wall geometry associated with the Bristol Channel Thrust but no decisive seismic control on the amount of heave across it.
- By walking perhaps twenty yards further there's a stupendous view over the Bristol Channel.
- The village lies five miles east of Ilfracombe in a valley that runs from the north-western edge of the Exmoor upland down to the Bristol Channel.
- If I get up from my office desk and walk across the room I can see in the distance the twin towers of the Severn Bridge spanning the Bristol Channel and behind them the first grey-green tracings of the landscape of Wales.
