Príklady headland

• Express towed the airship around the headland and released her into a northwesterly wind and snow in which she was soon lost from view.

• The compound naeligshleo"um, used for a place where water monsters lie, could be envisaged as a headland with hollowed-out shelves.

• It is largely ice-covered and the northern coastline is indented and generally precipitous, with sharp rocky ridges forming bold headlands between ice cliffs.

• Looks at headland, we hear - in this?

• The way to overcome this problem is to divert those footpaths round the headlands and to provide alternative walks and riding facilities wherever possible.

• It is not simply a question of knowing headlands, tides and place names, although that is important.

• There is the farm woodland scheme, the reduced spraying of headlands and an increase in the acreage of spring sown cereals.

• Blocks of unsprayed headlands six metres from the hedge are being compared to similar sprayed areas.

• Other forms of renewable energy require fast-flowing streams, windy headlands or set-aside land on which to grow willow.

• Do they still insist on a point-to-point line drawn between the headlands of the various fjords?

• Set-aside of headlands and field margins can bring environmental benefits.

• Here there was no question of headland to headland.

• Very little agricultural land is in use for this purpose and this consists entirely of headlands.

• An invisible line drawn across the headlands would provide quite a good definition.

• It is looking into the whole issue, including aspects such as headlands and field margins.