inlet

From there, paddle out southward to the Turnagain Arm bore tide, an up to ten-foot wave that usually occurs twice daily, when the incoming ocean tide meets the outgoing water from the inlet.

Expect to spin up to 55 miles a day, cruising along rugged inlets, past award-winning vineyards, and into soaring alps.

I tested this kayak in the back of a new inlet cut by Hurricane Sandy through a barrier beach on Long Island’s South Shore.

One after another of the summer residents disappeared in the inlet, and Tess was waiting for the hill-house people also to leave.

The Ghost, turning her head toward the inlet, ran straight for the breakers.

The harbour of Sebastopol is an inlet about four miles long, and from half to three-quarters of a mile wide.

This vent must have a diameter at least equal to the inlet pipe of the holder.

You must take to the inlet here, and swim up it until you come to the mouth of the brook yonder in the forest.

The cover of a coffee tin should now be soldered over the inlet valve, as shown at K, Fig. 219.

And, though his surmise as to the rivers was mistaken, the inlet received his name; as Faxefjoth men know it to this day.