Use "mainland" em uma frase

1. " That was the inn and public room at the mainland end of the bridge

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2. Maybe he'd sold his place on the mainland? Where'd they get the money for the boat also? Maybe it was a visitor? She wondered if Venna really had more money than she let on

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3. Euro Super Cop and he had been causing all kinds of trouble in mainland Europe where the big fish played

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4. She was in Zhlindu when it became part of the mainland, connected by a bridge to a road that could take you dry all the way to desert

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5. I hadn’t thought about the men catching up with us on the mainland …

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6. For what it was worth, this time was a prelude to trouble because the captains of Atlantean industry were already stirring up trouble by trying to find cheap labor on the mainland

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7. She did have a few new friends who knew her as Ava on North Island, she seldom went to the mainland except for business

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8. island and the mainland, no one fishing or collecting lobster-pots

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9. constructed at the narrowest point between mainland and island

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10. island and to the mainland

11. When they reached the mainland end of the

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12. A little winded and with a well earned hunger, they assembled in a cafe opposite the little hotel, and looked back over the bay to the mainland

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13. As well as the mainland and Highlands, Scotland has several islands including the

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14. It enabled him to export his shields and armor to mainland cities

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15. He’d heard about it during his visit to the mainland

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16. throughout the Ionian Sea and even to the mainland

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17. When that essential was exhausted, they’d sell a load of dried fish on the Thracian mainland

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18. “It’s best to round Ithaca and head for the mainland,” Homer advised

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19. We can sail toward the mainland

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20. They followed an easterly breeze to the mainland port of Stratos

21. Australia where the original settlers arrived from England in the early 1800s, before moving on to the mainland of Australia

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22. Ferry services sail to the mainland via Topolobampo and also to Mazatlán, which is better known to most

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23. “Are you piloting the Isle of Wight back across to the mainland Ron?” he asked

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24. Turn your craft back towards the mainland at once

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25. The island’s been cut-off from the mainland

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26. In all of these five peoples' homelands, resources and workers flow out to the US mainland and in all cases except Samoa, local peoples have a more limited say in the economy than elites in the mainland US

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27. It is also a colony, since tourism as the main industry mostly sends its economic benefits to the mainland

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28. The island is very dependent on money sent back by relatives working on the US mainland

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29. An independent Hawaii would be far more prosperous, perhaps without the crasser tourism, and self rule instead of being a colony with much of her wealth exported to the mainland US

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30. That would not change until the 1950s, when the economy became dependent on money sent back by Puerto Ricans living in the US mainland

31. From the little Conal knew about the Syclers that had escaped to the mainland, there was no doubt that they presented a real danger, but there was nothing he could do about that right now, it would have to wait until morning when he could get through to the Old Man in Japan

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32. The aliens had landed and somehow managed to escape on to the mainland

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33. “No, I mean the consequences if these things ever got over to the mainland and bred

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34. “It’s okay, I’ve got it now,” Troy shouted, straightening the boat so it was headed for the mainland

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35. Conal leant forward in the bouncing boat, head in hands, hoping against hope that they would get back to the mainland before whoever was on the island discovered that they had been there

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36. Must be a direct connection to the mainland or something

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37. “Then we’ll have to swim to the mainland,” Troy said

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38. But we have to swim to the mainland

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39. As with most Army bases in mainland Britain security was managed through an IT consortium that only allowed access upon production of a swipe card

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40. The honourable vision of the Church of Scotland, as the national (but not the state) church, serving every square inch of the mainland and islands of Scotland through a settled parochial ministry is growing dimmer by the year

41. "When high above heaven had not been named it had not been called with a name the mainland below; and there was just the primordial Apsu, their father, (and) Mummu-Tiamat, she who bore them all, mingled their waters as one body

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42. "When high above heaven had not been named it had not been called with a name the mainland below; and there was just the primordial Apsu, their father, (and) Mummu-Tiamat, She Who bore Them all, They mingled their waters as one body

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43. After that he would turn southwest and reach the coast of the mainland near the lands of the Paya

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44. Desperately she straightened up and almost as soon as she had done so there was another right turn and we were merging on to the long causeway, the Ponte della Liberta, which connected Venice with the mainland

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45. He readily agreed to take us with him to the Khakhanate mainland, although he had to make several stops among the islands on the way

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46. It is built on a series of islands separated from the mainland and there are no roads or carriages

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47. And so it continued, we stopped at two more ports on Aiti’s south coast, two more on its west coast, and three on the north coast of Cuba before finally turning toward the mainland

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48. He had gone to the mainland to hunt, but no one ever knew what happened to him

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49. Her mother’s name was Wingenund, as I remember, and she had some relatives on the mainland who still live

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50. “Officially it is ended,” she shrugged, “but I was never really accepted as a member of the Wolf Clan in many of the mainland villages

51. “I understand it was long that way on the mainland, but on Capawake and the other islands, the plague never struck before the time it wiped out my village

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52. Ganook felt we were too close to his village to camp on the mainland

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53. To the east there was a snowcapped ridge separating my peninsula from the mainland

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54. To the north was an area much like mine: cut off from the mainland by mountains, but not snow-capped from my vantage

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55. I walked down the beach to the spot where I had agreed to meet the man from the mainland village

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56. There had been warnings that they must never go ashore on the mainland, like they used to do in early times, because armed bands of horsemen had been seen patrolling the coast

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57. There were some villages of the mainland tribes on the island, but they were in the north and west

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58. I congratulated him on his good fortune, and helped row back to the mainland

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59. It was the last time I saw the mainland of the Blue Sky

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60. Of course, he reminded me that the Chono tended to be on the coast all along the Re Che lands since they exploited the sea and the latter did not, but the Re Che did not extend much beyond Chiloe Island, because, frankly, the mainland south of there wasn’t much suited to their lifestyle

61. “On the mainland far to the west

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62. We only stayed there two days and then crossed the straight to the mainland port of Reggio, which King Ferrante had just taken with the help of the first group of Gonzalo’s forces

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63. The next morning after breakfast, the doge led us to his barge once more to return us to the mainland

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64. Great Sound Tribes—a term used in the books for the Algonquian tribes living along the mainland opposite the Outer Banks of North Carolina

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65. Tepeyac—town on mainland connected to Tlatelolco by a causeway leading NE of the city

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66. Seven great islands I saw in the sea and in the mainland: two in the mainland and five in the Great Sea

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67. Salaries amount to little more than half of those in the mainland: from 450 to 500 Australian dollars in Hobart and from 800 to 900 dollars in the continent

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68. The travelers then returned to the mainland in the Iberian Peninsula and stopped in Seville for Easter celebrations

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69. That year, this foray into the islands was a welcome exit from the mainland of Venice at a time when it was being invaded by thousands upon thousands of youngsters from all over Europe who gathered for Pink Floyd’s concert (of sad memory to the Venetians) that preceded an almost full hour of fire-works which annually announce the celebration of the Feast of the Redeemer

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70. Then, moving on, dashed themselves upon the mainland shores of Greece and Anatolian Turkey, rolling inland some distance before their force was spent

71. “She’s on the mainland

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72. the mainland to arrive with a boat to transport the body back to

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73. Then, moving on, dashed themselves upon the mainland shores of Greece and Anatolian

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74. They see the gold and silver letters in our books, and the beauty of our tapestries, and our modern church of stone walls and lead roof, and the size of our land-holdings on the mainland, and proceed to wrongly assume that we are rich and tax us accordingly

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75. When the hunting-birds arrive at Lindisfarne, please send word to the mainland and the King will send someone to your island to collect them

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76. I was looking for UFOs when I saw a pair of white lights, blinking irregularly, flying toward us from the direction of the mainland

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77. Her first escape attempt consisted of trying to run across the sand-bar connecting our island to the mainland; but her timing was poor, as the tide washed over the sand-bar before she had gone far, and she was forced to wade back to our island, where she was soon caught and brought back to the convent

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78. American troops stationed in the islands and on mainland Alaska, plus hundreds of soldiers in the engineering units building the strategic Canadian-Alaskan (ALCAN) Highway

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79. sail the two children to a mainland; what then? I mean – let’s just

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80. in a lab inside the shelter with vegetation close to what we would supposedly find on this mainland that we would be exploring;

81. moment we reached the mainland

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82. They could see the motor-boat streaking towards the mainland

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83. It had access to the mainland, which would

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84. first building I would see on the mainland

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85. network of wires on this mainland was, only made me wonder

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86. mainland, had done nothing but confirm how valid The Goal was

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87. since I’d set foot on the mainland, nor had I seen anything that

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88. mainland, and knowing that animals would run as I approached,

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89. listened to them, I realized that it hadn’t only sounded like a flute that I’d heard that second night on the mainland, but that it

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90. hominid living on the mainland if they’d known about it, which

91. mainland that had gradually become abandoned, but, as they

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92. experience on the mainland, I don’t think I’d ever stopped to

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93. only was it difficult to find water on the mainland, but the fact

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94. mainland, or the fact that every one of us had been wrong when

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95. in mainland China, while the more traditional form

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96. Those staff who did have an interest to the police at either Federal or State level were detained or shipped back to the mainland to temporary accommodation inside a secure compound set up by the Army where they were to be interrogated and where necessary charged

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97. Tasmania is an island south across the Bass Straight which separates it from Australia’s mainland

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98. The first such visit from Tasmania to the Australian mainland was an incredible journey bringing us to many places in this vast and starkly beautiful country

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99. It is a hiker’s paradise and it is all well within a day’s driving, as opposed to mainland Australia, where there is also much variety and many beautiful areas but one has to drive long ways or fly to get there

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