Twas diff'rent whin I was dashed high on th' stern an' rockbound coast.
Wide stretches of primeval forest, miles of rockbound coast lapped by the rippling waters of the lake.
Closely in touch with the Northlands Garthrealm long remained; it was clearly a district in which the Norse could feel themselves perfectly at home, however much at times they might feel the call of the rockbound fjords.
Small steamers lie in little coves so near the rockbound shore that it almost seems their rigging is likely to get tangled among boughs of oak, and their crews can pick wild strawberries the moment they step on land.
Something like this, 'Nothing daunted them, breaking waves dashing high, or a stern and rockbound coast.
Nothing daunted them, breaking waves dashing high, or a stern and rockbound coast, which is from a poem called 'The Landing of the Pilgrims.
Dimly I could see the great mountains of waters, as with thundering roars they hurled themselves on the rockbound coast and became churned into foam.
To save my life I could not conjugate a Latin verb; but I knew every creek and cove on our rockbound coast; and had gone into every cave that honeycombed the cliffs.
Away to leeward the waves were dashing fiercely on the rockbound coast, and well they must have known, should any accident happen, that no power could save them from driving against it, when few could have hoped to escape with life.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "rockbound" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
