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Example sentences for "miles wide"

  • The smaller island of Moharrek, separated by a shallow strait 2 miles wide, contains the town of Moharrek, the present seat of government; pop.

  • Tyrrell, is about 50 miles wide in the vicinity of Fort Churchill, latitude 55 deg.

  • The Hooleh lake, or that part of it which is clear of the papyrus, is about 4 miles wide and 6 miles long, tapering to a point at the lower end, where the Jordan again issues as a river.

  • This is at the "toe" of the Italian boot, opposite Sicily, from which it is separated by a strait, only 6 miles wide.

  • I think it 12 Miles wide, tho the plains near the mountains rise higher and are more broken with some scattering pine near the mountain.

  • The Platte bottom on this side of the river, is from 10 to 15 miles wide, being terminated on the side opposite from the river by high sand hills or bluffs.

  • Started again this morning, but our road led across a sand plain 12 miles wide, when we struck the river again, following a packing trail, thus avoiding the desert back from the river.

  • Cape St Mary, with a rocky bottom upon it and over an indefinite area about it, is perhaps 3 miles long, NE and SW, by some 2 miles wide.

  • That island is 20 miles long and 12 miles wide.

  • The islands of New Zealand are divided by Cook's Straits, which are 40 miles wide.

  • New Georgia Island, the main member of the subgroup, is 50 miles long (northwest to southeast) and from five to 30 miles wide.

  • The Dominican portion is 65 miles long by 12 miles wide, and over one-half of its area is covered by the waters of Lake Enriquillo.

  • The great swamp so formed is in one place as much as 18 miles wide, and is covered with stunted mangrove trees and rank weeds and bushes.

  • The outline of the western land is very distant; it is of considerable but uniform elevation, and slopes gradually down to the strait, which is between 30 and 40 miles wide.

  • With a gap in the Allied line 5 miles wide, the Canadians suddenly found their flank left in the air.

  • This opened a gate to the third line 3 miles wide, and before the day was over the enemy had pushed towards this as far as Templeux-le-Gerard.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    accompanied with; demoniacal possession; desert island; drawing herself; fine fresh; four cents; international arbitration; life forms; miles above; miles across; miles apart; miles away; miles distant; miles from; miles from its mouth; miles long; miles nearer; miles north; miles northwest; miles south; must send; perceive them; talk business; various degrees; war and; will submit