coves

While there are many arrogant evolutionary biologists who would look down their noses at the whole lot as ignorant rubes, there's actually a vast store of knowledge collected into these mountain coves and valleys.

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In spring and fall, concentrate in coves and tributaries, as bass are moving shallow to spawn or feed on migrating shad.

Boathouse Basics for Bass 1999

They're situated in coves, protected from the Pacific Ocean by steep, rocky, and jungly hillsides.

Off the beaten path: beaches on Mexico"s Pacific Coast 1997

They're situated in coves, protected from the Pacific Ocean by steep, rocky, and jungly hillsides.

Off the beaten path: beaches on Mexico"s Pacific Coast 1997

They're situated in coves, protected from the Pacific Ocean by steep, rocky, and jungly hillsides.

Off the beaten path: beaches on Mexico"s Pacific Coast 1997

Where zones of soft or closely jointed rock outcrop along a shore, or where minor water courses conic down to the sea and aid in erosion, the shore is worn back in curved reentrants called coves; while the more resistant rocks on either hand are left projecting as headlands (Fig. 139).

The Elements of Geology William Harmon Norton 1900

In one of their coves was the _Triton's_ native village, and the home of the

Mare Nostrum (Our Sea) A Novel Vicente Blasco Ib����ez 1897

The shore along the north side of the bay is indented by numerous little bays called coves; the water is deep and clear, so that they are much frequented by bathers.

A Yacht Voyage Round England William Henry Giles Kingston 1847

Such pockets, or "coves," are by no means unusual in the inaccessible depths of the great box cañons of the Sierras.

The Rules of the Game Stewart Edward White 1909

To her own people, these steep hillsides and "coves" and valleys were

The Call of the Cumberlands Charles Neville Buck 1904