Meanings of several bays in English

The Beagle sailed round Chatham Island, and anchored in several bays.

The coast is rocky, much indented, and seemed to form several bays or inlets.

We have several bays free, so there's no waiting.

It then turns with an irregular outline to the N.N.W., and several bays succeed each other.

She led me down through several bays until we came to a smaller bay crammed with Pelicans.

It is a bold shore, and seems to afford several bays or anchoring-places, but believe deep water.

That shore was broken by several bays and small rivers, and eleven miles westward was the fishing-village of -.

It showed every feature within a kilometer of where she sat-sevencreeks or rivers, a dozen hills, two capes, several bays.

Between this latitude and Cape Newenham, the coast is composed of hills and low land, and appeared to form several bays.

There Verrazano turned northward, entered several bays along the coast, sailed by the rock-bound shores of Maine, and when off Newfoundland steered for France.

But what interested them most was the appearance of a ship riding at anchor to the westward, in one of the several bays previously mentioned.

It may, probably, have fresh water, and on the south and west sides, the coast forms several bays that promise good shelter from the trade-winds.

We saw several bays, where the seals were likely to come on shore, and numerous bones of the sea lions, another larger sort of seal.