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Example sentences for "leagues long"

  • This river was 2 leagues long & the lake 5 in compasse.

  • Java is above 100 leagues long by twelve in breadth.

  • In the common opinion it is 25 leagues long by 12 in breadth.

  • These five islands produce cloves, but no kind of food; and the large island of Batochina, which is 60 leagues long, produces food but no cloves.

  • The Andes of South America bound the plains of the Orinoco, the Amazon, and the Rio de la Plata, on the west, like a rocky wall raised across a crevice 1300 leagues long, and stretching from south to north.

  • This system of mountains, which is 160 leagues long,* is a prolongation of the eastern Cordillera of the Andes of Cundinamarca.

  • In the afternoon he returned, reporting that the opening formed a narrow island 6 leagues long, running N.

  • This island is very flat, and about 6 leagues long.

  • This strait is not more than 8 or 10 leagues long, and communicates with the sea which waters the northern coasts of Siberia.

  • The sea of Marmora, which is below the Black Sea, is a smaller lake than the Palus Meotis, being not more than 50 leagues long and 8 or 9 broad.

  • This island is about 9 or 10 leagues long, mountainous and woody, with many savannahs, and some spots of land which seemed to be cleared.

  • It is about 2 or 3 leagues long, and at the south-west point there is another small low woody island about a mile round, and about a mile from the other.

  • About 5 leagues to the southward of this there is another island which is called William Schouten's Island and laid down in our charts: it is a high island and about 20 leagues long.

  • It is about 3 leagues long and 2 miles wide, more or less.

  • It is about 3 Leagues long, and a League wide, lying as the other.

  • It is about 8 or 10 Leagues long, mountainous and woody.

  • It is about 7 or 8 Leagues long, and about two Leagues wide; and it lies almost N.

  • This Isle is about 4 Leagues long, and one League and a half wide, stretching North and South.

  • The greatest rivers in Africa are Senegal, which is 1125 leagues long, comprehending the Niger, which in fact is a continuation of it, and the source of Gombarou, which falls into the Niger.

  • The Sirderious, which is about 400 leagues long, and falls into Lake Aral.

  • The Nile 970 leagues long, and which derives its source in Upper Ethiopia, where it makes many windings.

  • Of the wonderfull buildings in this kingdome, and of mightie wall or circuit in the same of 500 leagues long.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    after breakfast; different levels; dressing made; full cargo; general peace; generally termed; get through; gracious sovereign; honey locust; last agreed; leagues distant; leagues farther; leagues from; leagues long; like amount; mais que; nourishing food; seems desirable; small brass; teach them; valid will; went back; will remember; young specimens; your mind