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Meanings of whole mountains in English
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Usage of whole mountains in English
1
There's mountains of iron here, Nancy, wholemountains of it.
2
The wholemountains will be alive watchin' for you.
3
When you are hungry as piss, your nose will find it, yes, though it comes from behind wholemountains.
4
He carved whole groups of animals on high rocks, chamois and eagles and wholemountains with the herdsman and the cows.
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On the other hand, the partial decomposition of such great masses of trachyte, forming wholemountains, is undoubtedly a circumstance of not easy explanation.
6
Once get that truth wrought into men's minds, that the true test of evidently God's, and wholemountains of prejudice and error melt away.
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Literally speaking, there are wholemountains of this ore, which is so remarkably rich, that it has been found to yield seventy per cent.
8
There's mountains of iron ore here, Nancy-wholemountains of it.
9
Wholemountains of marble must have been leveled to build that incomprehensible maze of splendor.
10
Wholemountains of volcanic rock exist.
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"The wholemountains will know all about it by to-morrow," Baker told Bob, "and they'll flock up here in droves.