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Meanings of sea-coast in English
Usage of sea-coast in English
1
England and Austria covered the Syrian sea-coast with their sails and guns.
2
The first from Alhandra on the Tagus to Zizandre on the sea-coast.
3
Otanes then went down to the sea-coast and was preparing the expedition.
4
Leaving the sea-coast and going inland, Barbosa passed upwards through the ghats.
5
They rode away in a kind neighbor's cart, bound for the sea-coast.
6
We had previously determined, on arriving at the sea-coast, to part company.
7
Every harbor on the sea-coast, also, has its bar at its entrance.
8
It was a bit of sea-coast by Ewart Merry,-doyou know him?
9
Pagasae succumbed in 352; with it Philip obtained absolute command of the sea-coast.
10
The largest of the first species frequents the mangrove trees on the sea-coast.
11
Most of these snakes are found in the lower region near the sea-coast.
12
Mr. Barker, going home by the sea-coast, saw the Lamper in the hedge.
13
The sea-coast from the Ebro to the Tiber was mostly friendly to her.
14
The road was now open for him to the north along the sea-coast.
15
It has annihilated all the tribes who formerly inhabited the sea-coast.
16
He is very scarce in Demerara, and never seen except near the sea-coast.
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