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Meanings of low part in English
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Usage of low part in English
1
The chorus, you know, is to the low part of the tune.
2
She lived in a low part of the town known as the Marsh.
3
She had been cast for a low part in the play, and knew it.
4
After fire out lady asked why they hadn't climbed over low part of fence.
5
We lived in a werry low part o' Paris, high up in a garret.
6
This time he crossed the low part of the log, and stopped to smell it.
7
It's a pretty low part where you are going, and one hears of queer doings, nowadays.
8
Such a horrible low part of the town for a man of fortune to live in!
9
That night we encamped without water, in a low part of the hills, after travelling nineteen or twenty miles.
10
It's a pretty low part.
11
That dirty, low part!
12
Moreover, Fritz was lying with his feet upon the raised part of the lounge and his head on the low part.
13
But what we think it is is water that is slowly infilling from below, rising up into the low part in the crater.
14
At one end this deposit appears to have been tilted up, forming a slight ridge stretching across the low part of the island.
15
A gang appears to have entered the cemetery at a low part of the boundary wall at the Finglas end of the graveyard.
16
Nevertheless as a general rule an injury to such a low part of a great monarch's organism as a kitchen-maid has no important results.
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