Examples of using The seaboard in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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We will eat on the seaboard.
Such, then, are the seaboard cities of Campania and the islands that lie off it.
Admiral, we have cleared the seaboard.
Now from this river the seaboard extends as far as the temple of the Pyrenaean Aphrodite.
Who was president of the Seaboard then?
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Aivazovsky"never painted his pictures from nature, always from memory, andfar away from the seaboard.
Vice president of the Seaboard Trust Company.
We're looking into militia groups up and down the Seaboard.
And for this reason, also, the seaboard here is called Leuternia.
I shall therefore describe these sides,resuming again at that point of the seaboard where I left off.
Britain primarily controlled the seaboard as France looked further inland.
The seaboard that comes next after Leucania, as far as the Sicilian Strait and for a distance of thirteen hundred and fifty stadia, is occupied by the Brettii.
Now the whole of the seaboard along this coast, I mean on the European side, is desert, but the seaboard on the right is not desert;
And Polybius has exaggerated the length of the seaboard also, only in a lesser degree.
And it is on the seaboard opposite Salamis that the boundaries between the Megarian country and Atthis30 are situated- two mountains which are called Cerata.31.
For there is both a Halus and a Halius on the seaboard of the Locrians, just as there is also an Alopê.
West of Loch Lomond are the steep Arrochar Alps towering above Loch Long together with scores of much less visited lower hills stretching down to the seaboard.
This, then, is approximately the nature and the extent of the seaboard from the Pyrenees to Massilia.
In the bend of the seaboard one comes, first, to a headland that projects into the sea, Taenarum, with its temple of Poseidon situated in a grove;
Whereas the districts beyond the Strymon, extending as far as the mouth of the Pontus andthe Haemus, all belong to the Thracians, except the seaboard.
Athos is breast-shaped, has a very sharp crest, andis very high, since those who live on the crest see the sun rise three hours before it rises on the seaboard.
Aetna dominates more especially the seaboard in the region of the Strait and the territory of Catana, but also that in the region of the Tyrrhenian Sea and the Liparaean Islands.
New England is geologically a part of the New England province, an exotic terrane region consisting of the Appalachian Mountains,the New England highlands, and the seaboard lowlands.
Wary of foreign exploitation of the nation's resources, Brazilian governments in the 1940s set out to develop the interior,away from the seaboard where foreigners owned large tracts of land.
Nevertheless, I shall attempt, in so far as it is appropriate to my description and as my knowledge reaches, to traverse the several different parts,beginning at the seaboard of the Ionian Gulf- that is, where the voyage out of the Adrias ends.
Because of its strategic location on the seaboard, the town is a hub of activity for rum-runners, minutes from Philadelphia, hours from New York City and less than a day's drive from Chicago.