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Meanings of Aleutian Islands in English
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Examples for "Aleutians"
Examples for "Aleutians"
1
The Colonel described the whale fishery as practiced by the Kamchadales and Aleutians.
2
Its elevation gradually decreases as one travels W. toward the Aleutians.
3
It is in a cluster of frequently erupting volcanoes in the eastern Aleutians.
4
In passing from the Sitkan district westward toward Kodiak and the Aleutians (q.v.)
5
In the Pacific, we are pushing the Japs around from the Aleutians to New Guinea.
Usage of Aleutian Islands in English
1
King Cove, in the Aleutian Islands chain, is inaccessible by land.
2
Almost midnight on the North Pacific, about 230 miles south of Alaska's Aleutian Islands.
3
Alaska's Aleutian Islands chain is a geologic, fire-breathing dragon with dozens of active volcanoes.
4
He pointed out the Aleutian Islands on the map to his comrades, and said-
5
Winter storms that kick up around Alaska's Aleutian Islands and head south are particularly intriguing.
6
The distance from Kamchatka to the first of the Aleutian Islands is over one hundred miles.
7
This was the peninsula of Alaska, and the long range of breakers of the Aleutian Islands.
8
From Nangasaki we made for Kamschatka and thence for the Aleutian Islands and the American coast.
9
Perhaps the Aleutian Islands are in eruption again.
10
I've even heard that those rorqual whales off the Aleutian Islands sometimes get over 150 feet.
11
It embraces the Aleutian Islands, the peninsula of Kamtschatka, the Kurile, the Japanese, and the Philippine Islands.
12
The Company occupied Russian America and the Aleutian Islands, and pushed its traffic to the Arctic Ocean.
13
One skull was found in the Smithsonian Institution after being recovered from the Aleutian Islands in 1948.
14
The Aleutian Range, of whose crest the Aleutian Islands are remnants, fills out the system near the coast.
15
It now has two time zones, with some of the Aleutian Islands sharing the same time zone as Hawaii.
16
It has come down from the days of the Russian occupation of the Aleutian Islands far to the west'ard.