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Meanings of whole countryside in English

We have no meanings for "whole countryside" in our records yet.
Usage of whole countryside in English
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The whole countryside was getting up to search the woods for me.
Tom of the Raiders
2
The whole countryside turned out gladly, and the Watchet Norsemen helped also.
A Prince of Cornwall / A Story of Glastonbury and the West in th...
3
And the whole countryside was a dripping, melting sea of wintry slush.
The Man in the Twilight
4
The whole countryside is buzzing with gossip; where does it all start?
Ivanoff: A Play
5
Surely the smoke will bring down the whole countryside on these ruffians?
A Sea Queen's Sailing
6
Since then two wars, and changing social conditions, have disrupted the whole countryside.
The Meaning of Witchcraft
7
That grim etcher was at work upon the road and the whole countryside.
A Minstrel in France
8
Bladesover, in absorbing the whole countryside, had not altogether missed greatness.
Tono-Bungay
9
The whole countryside is criss-crossed with field telegraph and telephone wires.
Over There: War Scenes on the Western Front
10
Right now this whole countryside was alerted and they were poised and watching.
Girl out back
11
Our big bonfire is bright enough to bring the whole countryside upon us.'
Stories from English History
12
The whole countryside was probably swarming with them, like vengeful bees.
The wrong venus
13
It is his pride and his boast over the whole countryside.
Sir Nigel
14
And how would it be, if the whole countryside hated him?
The Sayings of Confucius
15
The whole countryside smells of urine, four thousand years of urine.
Once there was a war
16
When you come back the whole countryside will flock to give you welcome.
With Frederick the Great: A Story of the Seven Years' War
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