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Example sentences for "great plain"

  • To them the earth was a great plain, over which the sun, the moon, and the planets revolved, its servants, framed to give it light.

  • World a great plain to the ancients, 593-l.

  • It was as if he was in the midst of a great plain.

  • You must ride on till you come to a great plain in the middle of their garden, and on this plain you will see a large bel-tree and on it one big bel-fruit.

  • The leg went out to a great plain, and there it saw two snakes quarrelling together.

  • They took the girl to a great plain, which was about ten miles distant from the King's country; but when they got there they said they could not kill her.

  • Each day she went into the great plain in the interior of the island to judge the folk, and returned to the dun at night.

  • The Philistines were marching along the Great Plain, and Saul had mustered all his men to meet them, and there was to be a great battle; and Saul was afraid.

  • And some of them came over and saw the Great Plain, how it lay shining in the sun, with the river winding in and out between the pleasant farms.

  • This plateau, or Great Plain of the Columbia, as it is called sometimes, is a most interesting and important region, concerning which I shall have much to say under subsequent heads.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    great calm; great change; great circle; great deal too much; great deeds; great empire; great flocks; great gods; great grandson; great historical; great honor; great hurry; great importance; great influence; great rejoicing; great resemblance; great tribulation; greater quantity; greatly admired; greatly fear; greatly improved; greatly pleased; greatly relieved; greatly superior; impartial suffrage; military policy