rock-bound coast

It was not enough to drive the whales on to the rock-bound coast.

At these words, an image came into my mind: a ship, passing slowly along the rock-bound coast.

What do you think this is, a rock-bound coast?

Another was of a rock-bound coast, mountains in the distance, fishing boats moored offshore.

The area has views of Maine's rock-bound coast.

In fact, it was a sort of rumbling murmur that made Dave think of storm waves pounding against a rock-bound coast.

It is hilly and heavily wooded, with splashes of white sandy beaches and rock-bound coasts.

All sense of deepness was blotted out and, instead, clouds billowed and beat against the jutting walls like waves breaking on some rock-bound coast.

The second day out, a storm swept down from the north and we were forced to take refuge in a sheltered bay on the rock-bound coast of the mainland.

Hacking and slashing in a red cataclysm of howling hell, Turlogh was vaguely aware that a great roaring ripped the din, like waves dashing on a rock-bound coast.

Along the famous rock-bound coast of Maine are lighthouses, beaches, fishing villages, and thousands of offshore islands, including the Isles of Shoals which straddle the New Hampshire border.

Whether contained by the shores of a northern lake, rushing in torrents down the slopes of the continental divide, moving majestically toward the sea, or crashing with fury on rock-bound coasts, the awe and creativity inspired by water are a global response.

Schoolchildren in the U.S. were still being taught The Landing of the Pilgrim Fathers in New England ("The breaking waves dashed high/On a stern and rock-bound coast...") in the middle of the 20th century.

All through the afternoon we skirted the land, passing the low isthmus between the two islands, coasting the rich verdant districts of Faaone and Hitiaa, and toward evening, as the light breeze died away, moving slowly along the rock-bound coast of Tiarei, where the reef ends and the sea thunders at the base of cliffs.