Sample Sentences for
Long Island Sound
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  • Horseneck was down on Long Island Sound, too, but much further south than Fairfield.  (source)
  • Mr. Barbour himself—laughing uproariously over his Virgin Mary and his Sunday morning bacon and eggs—had more than once told the story how he and the children were blown out to sea off Long Island Sound during a hurricane, radio knocked out, how Mrs. Barbour had phoned a priest at St. Ignatius Loyola on Park and Eighty-Fourth and sat up all night praying (Mrs. Barbour!)  (source)
  • That one's heading to Long Island Sound as though to block the entrance to New London and that one's heading to Boston, I think.  (source)
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  • But young men didn't — at least in my provincial inexperience I believed they didn't — drift coolly out of nowhere and buy a palace on Long Island Sound.  (source)
    Long Island Sound = passage from the Atlantic Ocean to New York Harbor (between Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Long Island)
  • The Long Island Sound one went straight to target.  (source)
  • I was born on Long Island Sound, but not at Mystic.  (source)
  • It was, of course, those streets closest to the Volkhov, which in turn became, in no order of geographical sequence, a shoreline in "Maine," the Potomac River of "Washington," and the northern waters of Long Island Sound that housed the naval base at "New London."  (source)
  • She gunned her motor and exploded away for New York and I, with Charley beside me, drove Rocinante to the Shelter Island Ferry, and then to a second ferry to Greenport and a third from Orient Point to the coast Of Connecticut, across Long Island Sound, for I wanted to avoid New York traffic and get well on my way.  (source)
  • Fifty-eight miles north of the Gulf Coast city, I smelled a familiar scent, one I had grown up with on Long Island Sound.  (source)
  • From there they were to proceed by water down Long Island Sound, keeping close to the Connecticut shore to avoid enemy cruisers.  (source)
  • ...considering what superb views were presented of the Palisades and up the valley of the Hudson on the one hand, and the waters and varied shores of Long Island Sound on the other,  (source)
  • Moonlight glittered on the waves of Long Island Sound.  (source)
  • "They sunk his body in Long Island Sound in a weighted sack," Betsy said.  (source)
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