Whatever may have been the origin of that wide and fertile kingdom, the causes which have given to the Lagunes their existence, and to Venice its unique and picturesque foundation, are too apparent to be mistaken.
There was a tumult, with thee at its head, and sedition was uttered, with much vain-boasting of what the fleet of the Lagunes could perform against the fleet of the Republic.
Thou art acquainted, doubtless, with his opinions concerning the recent necessity of the state, to command the services of all the youths on the Lagunesin her fleets?
The crew of the Republic had scarcely swept the Lagunes with their oar-blades before his own stirred the water.
May not the man have fallen into the Lagunes by accident?
Tis common for us of the Lagunes to go to a supperless bed: take away the basket, good Jacopo, and let us speak of other things.
There is not, in common, a more certain spot on the Lagunes than this, and yet have I long played the line in vain.
If men of the Lagunes and Christians, join your friends, and away with us to St. Mark for justice!
There is no duty more cheerfully performed by us all, than to defend the islands and the Lagunes against the enemy.
I ask not for gold, nor any oar, but that which carries me to the Lagunes in the morning, and brings me back into the canals at night.
The Laguneswere dotted with the boats of fishermen, and travellers arrived and departed from the city by the well known channels of Fusina and Mestre.
All the men of the Lagunes were assembled in the square at the appointed hour, in decent guise, flattered with the notice that their craft received, and more than half disposed to forget their former anger in the present favor.
Thou wast on the Lagunes till a late hour in the day, and I have notice of thy having visited the prison of St. Mark as the sun was setting; and this on thy return from the boat of Donna Violetta.
Mrs. Adair stood up as if she wished to go home, but Flora said, "How I should like to see the Lagunes at night!
The stars of winter shone down on the lagunes of Venice.
Night and day workmen had been building ships, now the little fleet fought through the lagunes as had the great fleets of the olden days.
The little family of four felt that it was farewell as they watched the palaces and churches, towers and pillars of the City of the Lagunes drop beneath the horizon.
It is situated close to the Mediterranean, and is surrounded by lagunes and salt marshes.
The town of Aiguesmortes is situated in the department of Gard, close to the Mediterranean, whose waters wash into the salt marshes and lagunes by which it is surrounded.
On the coast are found the lagunes of La Madre, Morales and Tampico.
The principal rivers in this State are the Rio Grande del Norte or Rio Bravo, the Sabinas and the Rio Tigre; and the chief lakes or lagunes are those of Parras and Agua Verde.
The principal lagunes in the State of Vera Cruz are:--The Laguna de Tamiahua, the largest on this coast of Mexico, being ten leagues long and eight leagues broad.
It courses onward through a varying and rough channel among the mountains and plains, until it is lost in the lagunes near Alvarado.
The Panuco and the Santander are the only two rivers, and the lagunes of Chariel and Chila the only two lakes of importance in the State.
The lakes or lagunes are those of San Martin; Guzman; Patos, or Candelaria; Encinillas; and Castilla.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "lagunes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
