peninsula * , auch: penins.

We'd like to see the peninsula in one full day.

I had no need of such things on the peninsula?

The Peninsula does not have a lot of people today.

The first people came to the peninsula at least 11,000 years ago.

The north of our peninsula is a big place, easy to get lost in.

Our No. 1 choice is to stay in the peninsula.

Within two more minutes, every light on the entire peninsula was down.

Do the people there care about the world beyond their peninsula?

The second man was also taken to Peninsula and died there.

It would take him time to work his way around the peninsula.

It began its work in an oil field off the Peninsula.

There is also a town of the same name on the peninsula.

By 1970, the population of the peninsula was around 799,000.

Officials told the team to stay at its hotel, the Peninsula.

People on the peninsula are looking forward to his return there and he was in great form 10 years ago.

It took four and a half hours to reach the peninsula.

The head of the peninsula would be clear in moments.

The far side of the peninsula was reached on 18 June.

He was present through most of the fighting in the Peninsula.

I asked as we continued to pick our way around the end of the peninsula.

The school had an estimated 500 students coming from all over the peninsula.

He could see her, at the far end of the peninsula, stopped now because there was no further place to run.

I could not tell from my side, however, whether the effect was that of an island or a peninsula.

She said the peninsula could support more than 25 deer.

Since 2001, this is no longer an island, but a peninsula.