Chilein a sentence
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They are skiing in Chile this summer.Chile = a long, narrow, South American country that lies between the Pacific Ocean and the Andes Mountains
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They didn't inform the government of Chile, or the farm workers involved. (source)
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Nadia asked if Saeed had been to the deserts of Chile and seen the stars and was it all he had imagined it would be. (source)
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The upshot was that a series of urgent messages were dispatched to me through the Canadian Consul in Chile, instructing me to report to Ottawa at once. (source)
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The last event of the day had been a large dinner reception at the home of Señor Rodrigo Gonzales, a diplomatic representative of Chile. (source)
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He wants to get off to Chile. (source)
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L.A. is south, Mexico is south, even Chile is south of here.† (source)
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TO BE CONTINUED ....Next month's recipe: Beans with Chile Tezcucana-style CHAPTER ELEVEN — November† (source)
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Henrietta's cells rode into the mountains of Chile in the saddlebags of pack mules.† (source)
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After Janie and I returned from Chile I met Mary again in class the following morning.† (source)
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We can buy kiwis from New Zealand and grapes from Chile.† (source)
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Chile has copper and iron.† (source)
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Why not just tell him we were in Chile?† (source)
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Blomkvist and two others, one of whom came from Skövde and had his roots in Chile, were assigned to clean the prison gym each day.† (source)
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Novelist ISABEL ALLENDE was born in Peru and raised in Chile.† (source)
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So ended my dreams of motorcycle madness and Chile.† (source)
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Mr. Finch, I was wonderin' why it was so quiet like, an' it come to me that there weren't a chile on the place, not a one of 'em, and I said Miss Mayella, where the chillun? (source)chile = pepper
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Chile, corn, stew, soup, spaghetti sauce. (source)
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"Sweet chile," she said as she hugged me. (source)chile = nonstandard spelling of child used to reflect regional dialect
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And to show their hope they rubbed the dark earth of the river valley on the baby's forehead, and they surrounded the bed with the fruits of their harvest so the small room smelled of fresh green chile and corn, ripe apples and peaches, pumpkins and green beans. (source)chile = pepper
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Feel better now, Tea Cake, baby chile? (source)chile = nonstandard spelling of child used to reflect regional dialect
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Mist' Gerald, I is sorry to 'sturb you, but I wanted to come here and thank you agin fo' buyin' me and my chile. (source)chile = pepper
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Chickens knows when it's gwyne to rain, en so do de birds, chile. (source)chile = nonstandard spelling of child used to reflect regional dialect
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It has beans, potatoes, chile, and ....I can't tell very well ....some type of meat.† (source)
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Or I be mixing something in a bowl for the other chile and I'd talk to it then too.† (source)
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Colin's face instantly turns bright red, resembling a chile pepper.† (source)
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They is no sense in a white chile working in this heat.† (source)
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Sin chile, no creen que estan comiendo [without chilies, the natives don't believe they're eating}.† (source)
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But nary a hair on that chile's head got tetched.† (source)
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