1
The most productive coal-fields are those of the lower Don River and of Poland.
2
When they reached the church door, a little church looking upon the Don River, they found a great number of people assembled.
3
The first and the fiercest are called Don Cossacks, because of their inhabiting the immense steppes of the Don river, on the frontiers of Asia.
1
Reports have described bodies laid by the river Don, presumed dead.
2
He was then moved down to the river Don.
3
Scythia proper is the steppe-land between the Carpathian Mountains and the river Don in South-East Russia
4
So with the ships he had built he sailed down the River Don and attacked Azof.
5
Tanais, the river Don in Eastern Russia
1
Caffarelli's high notes weren't so good tonight; the prima donna was dreadful.
2
It takes him several tries to properly ditch and don his equipment.
3
He is a gallant-looking knight; a true don of the old school.
4
The don in question, he is... he is something of an eccentric.
5
They don harnesses, often wear a helmet, rope up, and clip protection.
6
He is the perfect choice to don the cape and S shield.
7
At least she'd had the sense to don woolen stockings beneath them.
8
They were staying at Craig-y-don, at the eastern end of the Parade.
9
The leader frequently had to don rock shoes despite the Antarctic chill.
10
He merely objected to the insistence that broadcasters must don the flower.
11
I will then don the helmet and take control of the Hangman.
12
Not all are convinced that Pisa officials should don the dunce cap.
13
She started to don a polite diplomatic smile then shook it off.
14
If he could only don the crown, perhaps he could do something.
15
At least I will not be expected to don mourning for Tyrion.
16
Withal that don Ambrosio is Genoese and from a family of bankers!
