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Example sentences for "about seven"

  • There are still remaining many fruit-bearing date-trees--about seven thousand, scattered at great distances.

  • Island and Thornton Peaks, until, at about seven o clock, we anchored in the little harbour of Borja Bay.

  • About seven o'clock we stopped for tea and coffee, and the children were put to bed.

  • We reached the quay at about seven o'clock, and, our arrival having been observed, several friends came to see us and to inquire how we had fared.

  • At about seven o'clock in the evening we went down to the edge of the river and commenced fishing.

  • About seven in the evening, messengers arrived from Rabba, to inform them that they should come early in the morning for the presents intended for their chief.

  • About seven o'clock this evening, they heard a public crier, proclaiming with a loud voice, that should any one be discovered straggling about the streets after that hour, he would be seized and put to death.

  • About seven on Sunday morning, as the lady drew up her blind to let in the sunshine, she saw the new puss trotting down the avenue.

  • Its eyes are black and its ears are small, and its body is about seven inches in length.

  • About seven o'clock, the British came in sight, advancing with quick step, their arms glittering in the morning sun.

  • On the 2d of June, the fleet arrived at the Bay of Gabarus, about seven miles to the west of Louisburg.

  • She accordingly went into his room about seven in the morning, when he appeared to be very well.

  • About seven it becomes quite gusty, and continues to blow until about one in the morning.

  • The tent was lighted by a number of flaming torches, which threw their red light upon the swarthy faces of about seven or eight hundred gigantic up-country sepoys.

  • We breakfasted in a small tent which we had sent forward to Bhohoneswar, and then proceeded in our palanquins to Cundeegurree, a distance of about seven miles.

  • Again, about seven or eight hundred years ago, the whole country was overrun and conquered by the Mohammedans.

  • Then, about seven, I make up the fire and go to bed with my book and hot-water bottles.

  • About seven, kindly Mrs Scatchard brought her up some tea, her excuse for this attention being that "blood" could not be expected to get up without a cup of this stimulant.

  • About seven, she heard a knock at her door.

  • About seven o'clock--that is outside of the soldiers.

  • I live below Pittsburgh, about seven miles, on the Fort Wayne road, at Laurel station, and I know from the time I went down last spring, we had much trouble with tramps.

  • Looking down the bay on the right, was James Island, an irregular triangle of about seven miles, the whole island in cultivation with sea-island cotton.

  • Oonella, and is about seven leagues in circumference.

  • But, about seven o'clock in the evening, the anchor of the Resolution started, and she drove off the bank.

  • About seven o'clock on the evening of the 25th of August the little party entered a narrow lane near the village of Darrington, Yorkshire, and there met a most extraordinary adventure.

  • At dawn we followed our course toward a junction with the party of Sergeant Jose Dolores Pico, a junction which we actually effected at about seven o'clock in the afternoon.

  • We set out from the place of the oak trees at about seven o'clock in the evening.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    about eleven; about fifteen; about five; about latitude; about noon; about one; about seventy; about sixty; about south; about ten; about the same period; about thirty; about time; about twelve; about twenty; about twice; about two hundred yards; distinct family; five percent; lapis lazuli; moral purity; ottava rima; pure literature; second class; suddenly thought; tight joint