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Example sentences for "mile north"

  • Little more than a mile north, across a waste of sand-hills, rose the white walls of Vera Cruz.

  • Thirty rifled guns had been assembled in a single battery a mile north of the West Wood, where the Hagerstown turnpike ascends a commanding ridge, and the broad channel of the Potomac is within nine hundred yards.

  • On the extreme right of the Second Corps, and half a mile north of the marshy valley of the Massaponax, where a spur called Prospect Hill juts down from the wooded ridge, were fourteen guns under Colonel Walker.

  • The salt springs mentioned by Father Raffeix in 1672, were on the west side of the marsh about half a mile north of the N.

  • Its remains still exist, about one-fourth of a mile north of the termination of the Bellamy Road, its earthworks being still strongly marked.

  • We travel on the first bench about three quarters of a mile north of the timber on Grand Island.

  • President Kimball's about three quarters of a mile north of his and ours about a quarter of a mile east.

  • About three-quarters of a mile north of the camp, we arrived on a beautiful table land, level and nicely sloping to the west.

  • One of them was found at a short distance from the river, by the side of a ditch cut in a thin deposit of valley brick-earth, about a mile north of Bishop’s Stortford, and probably had been thrown out with the soil from the ditch.

  • Through his kindness I possess a pointed, thick and deeply-stained implement, found at Bossington, about a mile north of Leighton.

  • He has recorded other implement-bearing gravels a mile north-west of Ware and at Amwell.

  • Before dawn he removed the whole of his army, camp, and artillery about a mile north of his first position, above Wilbur's Basin, whence he contemplated a speedy retreat toward Fort Edward.

  • Within a mile north of the fortress intrenchments were thrown up, the remains of which may still be seen at each side of the road, and are known as the French lines.

  • About three fourths of a mile north of Fort Anne is a narrow, rocky defile, through which Wood Creek and the Champlain Canal flow and the rail-road is laid.

  • On a commanding eminence, about a mile north of Fonda, we came to the house where Colonel John Butler resided,' which is believed to be the oldest dwelling in that section, and coeval with Caughnawaga Church.

  • The place of conflict is about half a mile north of the old Salisbury highway, upon a "plantation road," two miles east of the Allamance, in Orange county.

  • The troops were soon called to arms, and placed in battle order on Mount Airy, about a mile north of Chew's house in Germantown.

  • The little rise, about a mile north-east of Vichte and topped by a windmill, was carried.

  • Flom bought eighty acres in Cottage Grove Township, a mile north of Door Creek where also Ole Vendelbo Olson settled, purchasing forty acres.

  • Huseboe settled in Christiana Township and Sjur Oelman settled a mile north of Nora Post-office.

  • As the day closed we reached a cove half a mile north of Tide-Race Point, where we passed the night.

  • The reef that so nearly sealed the Mermaid's fate with Captain King, we found to lie half a mile north-west from the north-east end of Three Hummock Island.

  • The village, a mile north of the college, is famous as the birthplace of Thomas Box, the first of the great wicket-keepers, who disdained gloves even to the fastest bowling.

  • The Berks battery began shelling Mughar and the ridge behind the village from a position half a mile north of Beshshit screened by some trees.

  • Division held a long crescent of hills from Point 970, a mile north of Beersheba, through Tel el Sakaty, round south-eastwards to Bir el Hamam.

  • Retreated twice and compelled to camp at a water in the flat a quarter of a mile north of where I struck the creek.

  • At two and a half miles came to creek that falls into this one we are now encamped on; go up it half a mile north-east to cross it; sent the cart round by the creek to be on level ground whilst I go direct to Dhalinnie.

  • We've got to make the half-mile, then stop and change our directions and go a quarter-mile southeast and then stop again and go a quarter of a mile north northeast.

  • Then turn and go one-quarter of a mile southeast and then a quarter of a mile north northeast.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    appears from the following; becomes king; closely pursued; good drink; heir presumptive; mile below; mile broad; mile distant; mile east; mile further; mile limit; mile point; mile west; mile when; miles above; miles across; miles away; miles below; miles further; miles long; miles northwest; miles southeast; miles wide; minute more; poor heart; slip away