Meanings of small inlet in English

Aboh's quick eye, however, detected a small inlet into which a rivulet fell.

The next day Mr. Bedwell examined a small inlet at the bottom of the bay.

The underbrush grew thicker as Ratboy approached the small inlet river which hid the landlocked boat.

The body which you occupy is like a small inlet running in to the land from the sea.

This reef forms a breakwater for a small inlet where the coombe which runs below Lansulyan meets the sea.

The trouble is, I was too sick to figure exactly where the small inlet they were camped by lies.

Then he noticed two paths leading away from the place, each to a small inlet, where the boats landed.

A small inlet invited them.

Too few or small inlet openings may not be sufficient to maintain the shape of the ballute and it will collapse.

Running his kayak among the rushes of a small inlet, Cheenbuk stepped out of the hole in its centre into the stream.

The town is at the head of a small inlet, a short distance from the rock, which was once surrounded by water.

We now made sail for the island; and, presently after, discovered a small inlet which had the appearance of being a good harbour.

The coast bends a little to the westward, and has a small inlet, which may probably be the mouth of some trifling stream.

He took possession of John's Island, which was separated from the continent by a small inlet of the sea, commonly called Stone River.

They saw a small inlet among the rocks and, directing the Aurora towards it, the expedition found itself inside a beautiful, miniature harbour completely land-locked.

Kicking the dock from the bow, I started my travels south and slightly west out of the small inlet toward the expanse of the lake.