Significats de situated very en anglès

France, on the other hand, was situated very differently to America.

The springs are situated very near to the Kurry.

It was situated very near the sea; and, oh!

There were no good sea-ports, and Moscow, the capital, was situated very far in the interior.

These legs, as well as their nervous centres, are situated very far behind the first point attacked.

A woman bore a giant in a cave, which was situated very high up on the side of a valley.

The splendid royal palace, the extensive buildings for the picture-gallery and museums, the great dome-allthese are situated very near each other.

It is situated very far, in a shady region, at the turn of a deep gorge, at the foot of very high summits.

It is situated very near the old original Fort, just where the French troops advanced to capture it, and made their celebrated charges.

The waterworks are situated very near the springs, from which they are only separated by a road, under which the collecting pipes run.

It is situated very far towards the setting sun, so far, that even those souls which are pardoned are many moons reaching it.

Andaman is part of an archipelago situated very close to where the 9.3 (Richter scale) earthquake occurred.

Indeed the facilities afforded by water for travelling in some very considerable degree impeded the improvement of the roads, between towns situated very far apart.

Situated very high up, Ghuzni was exposed to the full severity of the pitiless snowstorms which swept over the neighbourhood.