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Meanings of fine scenery in English
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Usage of fine scenery in English
1
There was some mighty fine scenery back in the Horseshoe Range, west.
2
The voyage along the coast affords some glimpses of fine scenery.
3
Ras Fartak is the great landmark, but the fine scenery ends at Jedid.
4
He says all lovers of fine scenery ought to come there.'
5
I related several, and explained the peculiar spirit of the fine scenery of Denmark.
6
I like them as I like works of art, fine scenery, and beautiful women.
7
Germans have fine scenery, too, but not the edge-of-the-world attraction of Ireland, especially the west.
8
Do you have such fine scenery in Scotland, Mr.
9
Fresh air, fine scenery, and the converse of men.
10
There was also some fine scenery at this point.
11
You have fine scenery here, no doubt, and a climate which you enjoy: but there!
12
The influence of fine scenery, the presence of mountains, appeases our irritations and elevates our friendships.
13
He was not very impressible by fine scenery.
14
I hate losing my time; I hate fine scenery; I hate fresh air; I hate a pony.
15
There is some fine scenery in Europe.
16
If you travel up the river, leaving the city far behind, you will see some fine scenery.
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