Lagoon used in a sentence

Lagoon in a sentence as a noun

How about some 30x30 meters of lagoon beach?

Maybe build a small lagoon where people can row some wodden boats while reading poetry.

Finding a Lockheed Electra 10E in the lagoon would be exciting, of course.

I remember fishing in the lagoon by my house when I was a kid and the water being super clear and full of fish.

Stillness grips a lagoon in the heat and humidity of a rainy season afternoon.

I recall a British tourist who died in Venice after thinking it was a good idea to take a swim in the lagoon a few years back.

It likely won't, because it will be heavily silted before then, and dredging a lagoon that size is really quite expensive.

If you are not a Carmack-scale God to create your own lagoon, you literally can't afford just to be straight up about everything.

I guess you aren't saying it is being stored in lagoons forever, where does it go after sitting in a lagoon if it is not used as an amendment?

I was going birdwatching that morning, and was up around 5am because the walk to the lagoon was a good 45 minutes from where I lived, and early morning is great for birding.

Let's say the convention was to represent the "A" sound you were supposed to draw a tropical island, including palm trees and a peaceful lagoon and a volcano.

While the Pacific may be deeper and wider than your innocuous little lagoon, that lagoon probably hasn't attracted the attention of the NSA.

The problem is that it's so convenient to be able to go more than 5kt, and hard to say no to the 2 million cruise ship tourists who come in ships whose wake and pollution affect the lagoon and air, when the damage is slow to become apparent.

Rather, island erosion should be considered as one of a spectrum of geomorphic changes that have been highlighted in this study and which also include: lagoon shoreline progradation; island migration on reef platforms; island expansion and island extension.