Flamborough Head

British  

/ -brə, ˈflæmbərə /

noun

1. a chalk promontory in NE England, on the coast of the East Riding of Yorkshire

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Example Sentences

The adult female was first sighted off Flamborough Head on 3 September before arriving in Redcar several days later.

From BBC

The giant Hornsea Three development lies 75 miles away from Flamborough Head, England’s biggest sea bird colony. on the eastern Yorkshire coast.

From BBC

From Flamborough Head to Spurn Point, the East Yorkshire coast is home to the UK's largest crab and lobster fishing industry, landing almost £10m worth of shellfish every year.

From BBC

The jet crashed while flying 566 knots, about 650 miles per hour, about 74 nautical miles off Flamborough Head.

From BBC

His body was recovered in the afternoon after a search and rescue operation involving the UK coastguards around 75 nautical miles from Flamborough Head in Yorkshire.

From The Guardian