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Example sentences for "large river"

  • On, on, on he journeyed a very long way, until at last he came to a large river, and on the river-bank sat a traveler eating his dinner.

  • Round this palace runs a large river, and round the river is a garden of flowers.

  • This was where they obtained the information about a large river, and that several days down the river there were some people with very large bodies.

  • On May 15, tired and discouraged, the Spaniards reached a large river with a strong current flowing toward the south.

  • Alarcon found that he was at the mouth of a large river, with so swift and strong a current that it was impossible for the large vessels to make any headway against it.

  • We had here to pass a bridge over a large river, before reaching the plain in which the huts of Plangion, king of Georgia, are situated.

  • Next morning we sailed into this gulf, and found that it was the mouth of a large river, not a great deal less in my opinion than the Gambia, and both its banks were full of very beautiful tall trees.

  • This city is built on a plain, watered by a large river, and is defended by a citadel which is built upon a rock.

  • Nicuesa, after aiding Ojeda at Cartagena, had sailed for Castilla del Oro; but while coasting its shores had become separated from the rest of his fleet, and had been wrecked off the mouth of a large river.

  • In the mean time Coronado, after marching in a northerly direction over the plains for thirty days, came to a large river, which was named for Saints Peter and Paul.

  • A few days afterwards, we entered upon the mountains where the Cara-Catayans used to dwell, where we found a large river which we had to pass in boats.

  • This town stands on a large river, and is a kind of port, exercising great trade.

  • In this land he found a large river, at the mouth of which he lay to, as he could not proceed much farther, on account of the inhabitants being hostile.

  • I am inclined to think that it is the estuary of a large river, flowing to the west of the Rocky Mountains, obstructed by sand-banks, like the mouth of the Mackenzie.

  • Soon after rounding Point Warren, we crossed the mouth of a large river, the water being muddy and fresh for a breadth of three miles, and the sounding lead was let down to the depth of five fathoms, without striking the bottom.

  • We had also passed through a stream of perfectly fresh water, which we supposed was poured out from a large river in the intermediate vicinity, but the fog prevented our seeing its outlet.

  • The Inopus,[835] not a large river, for the island is small, flows through it.

  • The Phasis,[941] a large river, flows through it.

  • Here the Caprus and the Lycus, a large river, enter the Mæander.

  • The water taken up this ebb, when at the lowest, was found to be very considerably fresher than any we had hitherto tasted; insomuch that I was convinced that we were in a large river, and not in a strait, communicating with the northern seas.

  • This furnished another proof that we were before a large river.

  • As far as the route of Lander had hitherto extended, all the streams that were crossed had a north-westerly course, and on the fifth day, he reached a large river running in the same direction called Accra.

  • Clock began to rain, but not Sufficient to wet, we passed the mouth of a large river on the Starboard Side 150 yards wide and appears to be navagable.

  • Island of rocks which is about 4 miles long we discovered the enterence of a large river on the Lard.

  • The Minetares informed us that there was a large river west of, and at no great distance from the sources of Medecine river, which passed along the Rocky Mountains from S.

  • The disheartened explorer placed no confidence in Captain Gray's report that, upon his former voyage, he had discovered a large river to the south.

  • He finally anchored, as he says, "in a large river of fresh water.

  • A better example could not be found to prove the fallacy of the saying that "a broad valley proves the existence of a large river.

  • V-shaped ravine 1-1/2 miles long, well proportioned to the small stream now occupying it but entirely too narrow for the channel of a large river.

  • But if a broad valley is to be accepted as evidence of the work of a large river, then there is too much evidence in the Still River valley.

  • This is a large river; the entrance is difficult, from a sand-bank at its mouth, and the waves are very high when the wind blows from the lake.

  • The Ouiscousing is a large river; its bottom sandy, full of islands and sand-bars during the summer season.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
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