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Example sentences for "thousand feet"

  • This is a very steep pyramidal mountain of crystalline basaltic rock, about a thousand feet high, and covered with luxuriant forest.

  • Oranges thrive better than below, producing abundance of delicious fruit; but the shaddock or pumplemous (Citrus decumana) requires the full force of a tropical sun, for it will not thrive even at Tondano a thousand feet lower.

  • Alas for all the pains that Mr. Bassett had taken to put a thousand feet of the best strong 24-thread line on one reel!

  • On all sides the hills rose several thousand feet above us.

  • The canyon deepened during this time from seven hundred to a thousand feet.

  • From ooze a score of thousand feet, a hundred million years, to coal!

  • This was followed by a rise of the Sierra Crest a couple of thousand feet, and of course a much sharper tilting of the western slopes.

  • Even the crest of the range was buried a thousand feet in one place.

  • A promontory indeed it was, overhanging a valley a thousand feet below.

  • Slone had entered a wonderful region, the like of which he had not seen--a high plateau crisscrossed in every direction by narrow canyons with red walls a thousand feet high.

  • Presently she came out upon a lower branch of the canyon, into a great red-walled space, with the river still a thousand feet below, and the cliffs towering as high above her.

  • They circled at a thousand feet, fired a smoke bomb, and then let down near where Conn's map showed the head of the vertical shaft.

  • Two and a half minutes from Litchfield, they were decelerating and swinging slowly around Snagtooth, looking down on a tilted plateau that ended on the western side in a sheer drop of almost a thousand feet.

  • A few sharp-pointed spires of tinted rock lifted above us a thousand feet or more.

  • What had been a very narrow stream above here spread out over a thousand feet wide, ran with a good current, and seemed to be anything but a shallow stream at that.

  • There was still a height of a thousand feet to overcome.

  • The superior cone, a mass of rock a thousand feet in height, and weighing thousands of millions of pounds, had been thrown down upon the island, making it tremble to its foundation.

  • Loud peals of thunder broke, and could scarcely be distinguished from the rumblings of the mountain, whose mouth vomited forth ignited rocks, which, hurled to more than a thousand feet, burst in the air like shells.

  • The Driv fell through the cleft in a succession of rapids, while smaller streams leaped to meet him in links of silver cataract down a thousand feet of cliff.

  • On the southern side of the fjord many of them are clothed with birch and fir to the height of a thousand feet.

  • One of these is the Dana Glacier on the north side of the mountain, lying at the foot of a precipice about a thousand feet high, with a lovely pale-green lake a little below it.

  • The comparatively level, many-fountained Yosemite Creek Glacier was about fourteen miles in length by four or five in width, and from five hundred to a thousand feet deep.

  • About a thousand feet lower we find the smaller, more abundant P.

  • It overlooks all the island ranges, and overtops the mighty Pitons of Carbet by a thousand feet;--you can only lose sight of it by entering gorges, or journeying into the valleys of the south.

  • What a tropical forest is, as seen from without, you will then begin to feel, with a sort of awe, while you watch that beautiful upclimbing of green shapes to the height of perhaps a thousand feet overhead.

  • They descended about noon, passing harmlessly through the vapor which had so long hidden the earth from them, and so came to within a thousand feet of the ground, where they swung along at fair speed for some hours.

  • These cliffs ranged from two hundred to a thousand feet high.

  • But the boys decided to let the storm gather beneath them, and so shot the Snowbird up again until the indicator registered three thousand feet.

  • Then because we went through a thousand feet in the gap like cheese he ordered us up the hill.

  • Then he'll never drop again, Mr. Glover, for if he slipped off the ties he'd drop a thousand feet.

  • The south face of the mountain, sheer for nearly a thousand feet, is broken by narrow ledges that make an ascent possible, and not until the peak passes the timber does snow ordinarily find lodgment upon that side.

  • We're going down gradually, I know that, but the indicator still reads a thousand feet and I can't move the plane any higher.

  • Thousand feet," said Chester after a glance at the indicator.

  • It still read a trifle over a thousand feet.

  • As they went in the Auriole rose from the ground, and began making a series of slow, graceful curves over the two camps at the height of about a thousand feet.

  • When he had reached the height of about a thousand feet, three rockets rose into the air and burst into three showers of stars, one red, one white, and the other blue.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "thousand feet" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
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