Appalachiansin a sentence
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Hours later, out on the flatlands of the Piedmont, she saw the Appalachians sketched in gentle blue lines along the horizon.† (source)
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This inland sea was a thousand miles wide, extending all the way from the newly upthrust Rocky Mountains to the sharp, craggy peaks of the Appalachians.† (source)
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This tendency might make for psychological resilience, but it also makes it hard for Appalachians to look at themselves honestly.† (source)
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Finally, we entered hill country, climbing higher and deeper into the Appalachian Mountains, stopping from time to time to let the Oldsmobile catch its breath on the steep, twisting roads.† (source)
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WE DRIVE SOUTH UNTIL, NESTLED IN THE foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Athens comes into view: a small city sprouting through the trees.† (source)
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It's the same way many rural people in the Appalachians speak today.† (source)
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Typhon smashed his chariot, and the wine god went down somewhere in the Appalachians.† (source)
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The Appalachian Mountains rose beneath us, not as high and not nearly as pointy as the Rockies.† (source)
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Mark kept wondering if they'd run into another camp or village—rumor had it that there were settlements throughout the Appalachians.† (source)
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Where he came from was never documented, but the general feeling was that he might have hailed from the Appalachian Mountains.† (source)
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And he'd added a little yeast, and then waited while nature did the rest: an old folk skill that he'd brought with him all the way from the Appalachians.† (source)
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There was a time when I thought that I was all green coast and fertile marsh, that my interior lands were bounded by the Appalachian mountains, the skyline of Savannah, the citrus country of central Florida, and the eroded beaches on barrier islands threatened by the moon-swollen tides of the Atlantic.† (source)
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Ma was born in 1947 in a small town called Erwin, Tennessee, which sits nestled in the Appalachians not far from the North Carolina border and is surrounded by the Cherokee National Forest.† (source)
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He should reach the Appalachian Mountains by midday.† (source)
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My mother and father were born in the most beautiful place on earth, in the foothills of the Appalachians along the Alabama-Georgia line.† (source)
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Something that was finally becoming a little more commonplace after the year of death and terror that had chased them to this place high up in the Appalachian Mountains of western North Carolina.† (source)
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