Sample Sentences forChesapeake Bay (auto-selected)
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Titch explained we would be entering Chesapeake Bay, and would therefore soon be leaving the ship.† (source)
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General, there are some nice places right here on the Chesapeake Bay.† (source)
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"How is it," he wonders aloud as he gazes blankly across Chesapeake Bay, "that a kid with so much compassion could cause his parents so much pain?"† (source)
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In the dark of night, Adam and five SEALs, all in full dive gear, boarded an inflatable boat and paddled across the Little Creek inlet on the southern shore of Chesapeake Bay to a training area.† (source)
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It empties into the Chesapeake Bay.† (source)
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Franklin D. Roosevelt thinks he can control the whole Chesapeake Bay?† (source)
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Anyway, you can't compare sailing on Lake Michigan with sailing on the Chesapeake Bay.† (source)
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The last one is either Washington, D.C., or else maybe Annapolis or Chesapeake Bay.† (source)
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The KEWs headed for Earth were going to leave craters deeper than Chesapeake Bay.† (source)
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"Keep going into Chesapeake Bay," Annabeth said.† (source)
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CHESAPEAKE BAY forms the western boundary of the section of Maryland which is sometimes called Tidewater Maryland, sometimes called the Eastern Shore.† (source)
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Investigators had searched for weeks, never finding his body, and finally decided it had been washed away by the current out to the Chesapeake Bay.† (source)
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Going down their east coast, we give treatment to two Delaware Bay cities, then two on Chesapeake Bay, one being of max historical and sentimental importance.† (source)
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Summoned by an armed guard dressed casually as a weekend guest in white slacks and a loose, bulky white linen jacket, John St. Jacques walked into the library of their new safe house, an estate on Chesapeake Bay.† (source)
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So somehow Leslie was transformed into Maria Hunt, with whom I lay tangled on a sandy beach of the Chesapeake Bay at high noon in summertime; in my fancy her frantic eyes rolled up beneath the lids and she chewed through the lobe of my ear.† (source)
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Only as the local train shambled into the low-forested clayland of Westmoreland County, did he feel once more identified with his surroundings; at the station he saw a star he knew, and a cold moon bright over Chesapeake Bay; he heard the rasping wheels of buckboards turning, the lovely fatuous voices, the sound of sluggish primeval rivers flowing softly under soft Indian names.† (source)
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