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Meanings of enters the sea in English
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Usage of enters the sea in English
1
The most sacred spot is where the river enters the sea.
2
The unimposing way in which the Axe enters the sea will be remarked at once.
3
We find him at the mouth of the Rovuma, a river which enters the sea to the east of Lake Nyassa.
4
Half-way across the bay the river Hayle enters the sea, and at the furthest extremity is Godrevy Point with its lighthouse.
5
Where the river enters the sea, the land forms a point, upon which is built a very small and dilapidated wooden fort.
6
He said underwater and aerial searches concentrated on the island bay where a stream enters the sea, and to the east of Whakaari.
7
Book a passage for the United States, enter New York as Lord Rochester, just as a diver enters the sea, and emerge as Jones.
8
I was at once certain that this new feature was the upper portion of the Ashburton River, which enters the sea upon the west coast.
9
The fort and bridge of San Antonio that of San Geronimo, and the Escambron battery situated on a tongue of land which enters the sea.
10
A surfer enters the sea in a remote cove north of Barnstaple, on the north Devon coast in southern England, February 10, 2007.
11
The Macta, but 3 m. long, enters the sea in the Gulf of Arzeu, some 25 m. W. of the mouth of the Shelif.
12
The Big Island has grown by about 700 acres (283 hectares), the size of around 400 soccer fields, as lava enters the sea.
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