The Hudsonin a sentence
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The Hudson flows past the Statue of Liberty before reaching the Atlantic Ocean.The Hudson = major river in eastern New York that flows south past New York City
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We took a boat tour up The Hudson to see the fall foliage.
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THAT JANUARY IT GOT so cold you could see chunks of ice the size of cars floating down the Hudson River.† (source)
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We'd tried going over to the Hudson River, but the water at the edges of the piers was encrusted with ice.† (source)
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It sat along the banks of the Hudson River, and the rolling hills and lush quadrangles of its campus gave it the grand appearance of a university.† (source)
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The view of the woods out my dorm window, the Hudson River in the distance, the smell of pine trees.† (source)
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She suddenly leaped at him with that limber ferocity, and although he felt certain she meant to hurt him as she had before, possibly because she couldn't get at the dirty birdie of a scriptwriter who had cheated Rocket Man out of the Hudson before it went over the cliff, he did not move at all, he could see the seeds of her current instability in the window of past she had just opened for him, but he was also awed by it, the injustice she felt was, in spite of its childishness, completely, inarguably real.† (source)the Hudson = major river in eastern New York that flows south past New York City
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People are saying he flew his aeroplane twenty miles this morning, up the Hudson River.† (source)
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Outside the train, the Hudson shimmered, and the trees were the redbrown colors of fall.† (source)
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I see them babes comin' at me I jump inna Hudson River.† (source)
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One morning I took a long walk uptown to the 79th Street Marina on the Hudson.† (source)
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The conversation moved from optics to the rarefied light of the Hudson River Valley, where Howard lived, and southern France, where he liked to visit.† (source)
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Mark Twain gives us the Mississippi, Hart Crane the Hudson-East-Mississippi/generic-American, and T. S. Eliot the Thames.† (source)
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As we pull away from New York, the skyline recedes behind us and the Hudson River opens up to one side, the harbor to the other.† (source)
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Michael Horowitz, an agitator for humanitarian causes based at the Hudson Institute in Washington, has rallied religious conservatives to back an initiative to repair obstetric fistulas.† (source)
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There wasn't too much else on the road what with it being a Saturday and he reckoned he'd be better keeping on up 87 till it hit 90, cross the Hudson River there and head on down to Chatham from the north.† (source)
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As Mae and Tuck rolled past, the young man grinned and said to the driver of the Hudson, who lounged at the wheel, "Looky there."
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the Hudson = an old model of automobile
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