Sentence for lake | Use lake in a sentence

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• Hie to the lake! (10)
• Pitch him into the lake. (10)
• A half-moon was over the lake. (10)
• I crossed the lake with them to Stress. (10)
• I want to have a look down on the lake. (10)
• He bades in our lake; he has been seen since. (10)
• Her voice possessed the mountain-shadowed lake. (10)
• She entered her hotel across the lake, and met a telegram. (10)
• In the meantime the French had triumphed on Lake Champlain. (19)
• That was my thought at the place where we were at the lake. (10)
• They seemed to Clara made of morning air and clear lake water. (10)
• The waters of the lake proved to be not salt, but wonderfully sweet. (5)
• He was rowing the princess and a young man in uniform across the lake. (10)
• They passed the Lake St. Louis; the La Chin; rapids flashed into sight. (9)
• Colonel Bradstreet had crossed Lake Ontario and captured Fort Frontenac. (19)
• The figure of Adrian, instead of advancing, discreetly circled the lake. (10)
• They rounded the lake, and got upon the road through the park to Lobourne. (10)
• This pool drains itself, through a passage under the mountain, into the lake. (5)
• She had hardly finished before a hideous creature drew itself out of the lake. (5)
• He had heard of the great Lake Winnipeg from the Indians and resolved to reach it. (19)
• The villa was lighted profusely, so that it made a little mock-sunset on the lake. (10)
• From a lake, curled in a hollow like a patch of smoke, came the cry of a water-bird. (8)
• This one had: she had the secret of lake waters under rock, unfathomable in limpidness. (10)
• He saw how she touched at her hair, more distinctly than he saw the lake before his eyes. (10)
• I should walk or row on the lake, but I would rather be sure of readiness for your return. (10)
• They sat on the terrace above the lake, screened from the sunlight by thick myrtle bushes. (10)
• A little bat kept flying past; and behind the copper-beech the moon was shining on the lake. (8)
• It puts me in mind of that night on the Lake Ontario boat, when we were starting for Montreal. (9)
• So she waited, as some grey lake lies, full and smooth, awaiting the star below the twilight. (10)
• A white mansion shone to a length of oblong lake that held the sun-ball suffused in mild yellow. (10)
• In the west many other forts were built, including Fort Ticonderoga, at the head of Lake George. (19)
• Marquette and Jolliet, with a few {108} followers, pushed on to the north-west of Lake Michigan. (19)
• The stars were bright as steel, and by the side of the road a reedy lake showed in the moonlight. (8)
• They were nearing the lake, with the stump of the pollard-willow in sight, and toward it they went. (10)
• In the discovery of Lake Ontario, two years later, Champlain found some compensation for his disappointment. (19)
• A fort and military station was built at a spot on the north shore of Lake Ontario where Kingston now stands. (19)
• It was on a night when they were so together, the damsel leaning on his arm, her eyes toward the lake, and lo! (10)
• Morning swam on the lake in her beautiful nakedness, a wedding of white and blue, of purest white and bluest blue. (10)
• She described how she had once been bathing by a lake and how a sudden gust of wind had blown away her bath-chair. (12)
• Now art thou Queen over the serpents of this lake: it was the Queen-serpent I slew, and her vengeance is on me here. (10)
• What my Martin so much objected to was, the speaking of Gippsland at all when there was mention of our Lake scenery. (10)
• Another boat paddling up the lake had been spied: solitude was not merely shared with a rival, but violated by numbers. (10)
• When the car stopped he got out and walked north along the lake shore, vaguely intending to reach Eversley in that way. (13)
• A force of 900 men being raised, La Barre himself led them to the land of the Senecas on the south side of Lake Ontario. (19)
• After the explorer had finally reached Lake Winnipeg, he crossed its waters and paddled with his party up the Red River. (19)
• Down an extreme gulf the full sunlight, as if darting on a jewel in the deeps, seizes the blue-green lake with its isles. (10)
• They decided that the three forts, Duquesne, Niagara, and Crown Point, at the head of Lake Champlain, should be captured. (19)
• By a master stroke of military humor we were ordered to return (to Washington) via Salt Lake City, San Francisco and Panama. (7)
• Glorious Verona shone under the sunset as their own to come; Peschiera, on the blue lake, was in the hollow of their hands. (10)
• His name is Misdral, he is very fierce and mighty, and lives among the waste rocks over there on the north shore of the lake. (5)
• In the summer of 1908 disastrous fires raged in the northern Lake country, and great areas of standing timber were destroyed. (16)
• These came in by Lake Champlain and ascended the St. Lawrence in open boats, bivouacking at night, resuming their journey by day. (19)
• A party under De Rouville crept up Lake Champlain in mid-winter, and, following the river on the ice, reached Deerfield in the dark. (19)
• The second green of the year shot lively sparkles off the meadows, from a fringe of coloured glovelets to a warm silver lake of dews. (10)
• Once he raised his clenched fist towards Wendelin, and then plunged into the lake where the hissing and foaming waters closed over him. (5)
• The warm night was filled with a damp mist that swathed the tree trunks to their branches and covered the slow-moving waves of the lake. (13)
• He might as well have tried to fetter the summer breeze that blew across Lake George as to balk his redskin allies of their destined prey. (19)
• Wild-grape vines grow all over the willows on an island above Sistova, and the marshy lake near there had great yellow patches of villarsia. (20)
• But the color was the most charming thing, that delicate blue of the lake, without the depth of the sea-blue, but infinitely softer and lovelier. (9)
• In the evening the lake was beautifully illuminated, and the day was to end with a boating party on the water enlivened with music and fireworks. (5)
• They loitered arm in arm beside the sea-wall, listening to the heaving lake, the cool splash of water on the concrete embankment below the walk. (13)
• They walked slowly, very close together, neither one anxious to reach the misty horizon, where in a bed of opalescent gray lay the beautiful lake. (13)
• He walked to where the strenuous blue lake, finding outlet, propels a shoulder, like a bright-muscled athlete in action, and makes the Rhone-stream. (10)
• Meanwhile a land force of 1300 men, under Colonel Winthrop, had failed, through sickness and mismanagement, to reach Montreal by way of Lake Champlain. (19)
• Carlo continued standing, while his eyes examined restlessly the slopes just surmounted by them, and occasionally the deep descent over the green-glowing Orta Lake. (10)

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