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Meanings of Aleutians in English
Portuguese
aleutas Catalan
illes aleutianes Synonyms
Examples for "Aleutian Islands"
Examples for "Aleutian Islands"
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.
Usage of Aleutians in English
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.
6
Lost three years ago-spring of 1901-gotinto ice field off the tip of the Aleutians.
7
They must still wait then, always wait; for the island was drifting rapidly towards the Aleutians.
8
The fishing grounds extend along the coast from the extreme south-east past the Aleutians into Bristol Bay.
9
In America, they nuked the Aleutians.
10
Therefore, the first autumn storm which swept down from the Aleutians upon the coast of California was ordinary and conventional.
11
Hard of hearing, he was branded AWOL in a delicatessen named Woloshin's when he was supposed to be in the Aleutians.
12
As she dervished toward the Aleutians, wind shear interference slowed her down, and she devolved into a less powerful-butstill sprawling-low-pressuresystem
13
She didn't know much about the place but she could visualize it: a crescent-shaped archipelago in the middle latitudes between the Aleutians and Hawaii.
14
The coast region above the Panhandle shows on a smaller and diminishing scale the same characteristic features, gradually running into those of the Aleutians.
15
'Akatan, which is in the Aleutians; Akatan, beyond Chignik, beyond Kardalak, beyond Unimak.
16
"Here comes the Commander," shouted the guy on stilts as he rounded the Japanese-occupied Aleutians, and the observers' circle parted so Fred Fine could enter.