neck of land

He forced his feet to move until they had carried him out on to the neck of land.

Between us was only the narrow neck of land, to cross which would be certain death.

This line is the neck of land joining it to the mainland.

A full effort would send the rock thundering down to the neck of land.

Sergeant Green took a half-dozen men down the neck of land, but they only found two bodies.

The narrow neck of land was already thinner than she recalled from last year.

This place is separated from Fogo by a small neck of land.

Another tremor shook the neck of land where the prince had held the line.

One afternoon, we cut across a narrow neck of land that saved us many miles, where the river wound to the west and back again.

"This is a neck of land, lying between great continents to west and east.

It is located in a long, narrow neck of land along the Miles River.

Now the men of Doncastle fell back across the neck of land.

The ball screamed low across the stony neck of land to crack against the fort's wall.

It stood at the tip of an elongated neck of land.

They are not true islands but are each connected by a narrow neck of land.

'Build a wall across the neck of land.

The river took a great bend, and Mason headed his team for the cutoff across the narrow neck of land.

Only a narrow neck of land joined it to the mainland so that it was almost an island.

A rocky neck of land separated the two.

"That's a neck of land in the Tularoosa about three miles west of here.

It was connected to the shoreline by a narrow neck of land opposite James Street.

I want sketches, Blackiston, of the neck of land leading to the main entrance.

Dunes, too, formed the neck of land that made Toe Head a peninsula.

Salvation Street was on his left, a double row of cottages which cut across the low neck of land.

A narrow neck of land, just wide enough for a team of horses and wagon, connected it with the mainland.