promontory

West around the bay, then south up onto the promontory.

But only a thin wall was required along the promontory.

You'll have six minutes to get from the promontory to the summit.

Perhaps it would not come until he had landed on the promontory.

Maybe he had chased that paper down off the promontory.

Once we reached the top of the promontory, it was a short distance to the house.

It was situated on a promontory, out of the way, off a private road.

"See how this is a promontory, set out into the landscape?"

It would therefore be necessary to pass the night on the promontory.

They went out, away from the crowds, along the rock promontory.

The town is built on a limestone promontory of the same name.

On this side of the promontory, the ground dropped into a little valley.

The first photograph of the shrine's remains and its promontory was taken in 1870.

From here I could hear the beat of the surf on the promontory off to my right.

At one side of the cabin, on a high rock promontory, stood a man.

They'll come out here and build a big casino right on this promontory.

Running quickly around the end of the promontory, we turned sharply up the bank away from the river.

Beyond a low promontory of what once had been an island the green men were disappearing toward the west.

From the promontory is a good line of sight in all directions.

Around the base of the promontory is a maritime environment.

Promontory became a national historic site under private ownership in 1957.

A large promontory separates this part from the southern side.

From the summit of the promontory is a small tower.

The castle was built on a promontory between the river and the sea.

Beyond the old house, and to the side of the promontory, a path led down to the ocean.