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Meanings of more dragons in English

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Usage of more dragons in English
1
Promising us freedom, and tricking us into an ambush of yet more dragons.
Son of a witch: volume two in the wicked years
2
Image by Chantelle Flores There are more dragons here than there are people.
The South African
3
There are no more dragons, the boy said with the easy certainty of youth.
A Game of Thrones
4
And yet there seemed to be more dragons than ever.
The Book of Dragons
5
That means Caradoc must make slaves of four more dragons or has already done so.
Dragonshadow
6
Screaming made more dragons raise their heads in alarm.
Seraphina
7
Will there be any more dragons, any time soon, so we could let the fellows ride?
Blood of Tyrants
8
The expensive cost more or less means more dragons, more White Walker showdowns, and hopefully more direwolves.
News.com.au
9
Cautiously explored, these were discovered to be free of any but harmless life; they stirred up no more dragons.
Key Out of Time
10
There are no more dragons.
A feast for crows
11
I am thinking of jumping ship for it myself: they have more dragons than men to work them these days.
Tongues of Serpents
12
Yet so great was Vhagar's repute that the prince hesitated, considering how he might add more dragons to his attack.
Dangerous Women
13
Still possessed of more dragons than her half brother, Her Grace now resolved to use them, no matter the cost.
Dangerous Women
14
More chaos than couture: those who got it wrong Madonna Madonna: more Dragons' Den.
The Guardian
15
Perhaps there were no more Dragons left.
The saint of dragons
16
"You will have to teach more dragons to read, first," Laurence said.
Black Powder War
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