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Meanings of furthest end in English
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Usage of furthest end in English
1
At the furthest end a gentleman of venerable appearance was seated.
2
All was silent except for a curious whimpering, emanating from the furthest end.
3
Y: And there came a man, running, from the furthest end of the City.
4
Very far, very far, right at the furthest end of the dome of heaven.
5
Well, now he had pursued it to its furthest end.
6
At the furthest end of each channel is yet another well making four in all.
7
As soon as I was out of the carriage I ran to the furthest end.
8
HERMES Very far, very far, right at the furthest end of the dome of heaven.
9
The boy crawls to the furthest end of the branch, his eyes starting from his head.
10
Detached from the furthest end of the line of boardwalk lights, shone those of distant Longport.
11
In a corner, at the furthest end, crouched a lady holding a little boy in her arms.
12
Gaston, at the furthest end of the little room, again cowered against the wall, frightened and surly.
13
It is the chief city of the province of Einunar, at the furthest end of the Great Mountains.'
14
At the furthest end, the men and women were talking to each other in a drawling, half-sleepy way.
15
But my attention was in a moment concentrated on one figure opposite to me at the furthest end.
16
At the furthest end of the house I met Joan, fully armed, hurrying toward the door, and she said:
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Furthest end across language varieties
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