Where the heck did this come from?
In the first sentance...
The first symbol is road/way/path
The second is inlet/cove
The third is glue or short distance. I'm assuming distance here.

In the second sentance...
The first symbol is bright/light/cheerful/evident/insight...it covers a lot of ground.
The second symbol is resides/to be/exists/lives with
The third symbol is...my dictionary tells me it means 'dude' or 'guy' or 'footservant', but the first part of the compound is the symbol for 'woman', and the second part is 'again'. But let's trust the dictionary.
But I'm not very good at putting the kanji together to make much sense. If I had to hazard a guess, I'd say it says, "There's a short path to the cove. It's obvious he/she lives with a dude." But that really doesn't make much sense to me without context.
