Meanings of little promontory in English

There is a little promontory in the river, thickly covered with large gum trees.

Param took hold of him so he would not fall from their little promontory.

The town stands upon a little promontory that juts out as a peninsula into the ocean.

About half-way down we arrived at a little promontory from which the fall could be seen very well.

At the northern corner of Rosses is a little promontory of sand and rocks and grass: a mournful, haunted place.

It vanished round a little promontory of rock which projected from the side of the kloof, walking quietly, not running in alarm.

The slide had been made, with much care evidently, on the steep side of a little promontory that jutted into the river.

Single picturesque glimpses charm him too, like the little promontory of Capo di Monte that stretches out into the Lake of Bolsena.

Ye'd run out upon a little promontory and ye'd be balked about by the steep crevasses, you wouldnt dare to jump them.

Holding a pistol in either hand, he ran and leaped upon the edge of a little promontory, projecting three yards into the Rhone.

An old and soiled dress-his gift-ona little promontory of rocks about a mile from the anchorage of the schooner completed the love-story.

There drifted presently into sight from around the little promontory that hid the village a blue and white boat with yellow lateen sails.

As, however, they passed over the drawbridge of the fort, built on the terminating point of the little promontory, they were obliged to dismount.

The little promontory and peninsula, famous in the history of mankind as Greece, or Hellas, projects into the Mediterranean Sea from the South of Europe.

Its shores are clean and bold, with little promontories running far into the water, and several small islands.

"But allow me to bestow a regret on the Bergmanns' delightful house," said Rodolphe, pointing to the little promontory.