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Rocky Mountains
noun as in mountain range
Strongest match
Example Sentences
Try these cocktails made with TINCUP—a whiskey made for the snowy Rocky Mountains.
From downtown Denver, you can see the snowcapped Rocky Mountains towering on the horizon to the west.
The water raging down that river supports 40 million people in seven states and Mexico, but it comes from melted snow accumulating high in Colorado’s Rocky Mountains.
Our anticipation grew as we prepared to climb the mighty Rocky Mountains.
These agricultural pests migrate in mid-summer to the Rocky Mountains from Kansas and Nebraska to beat the heat.
The Capitol sits in the Rocky Mountains, which serve as a natural barrier to and from its surrounding districts.
They think Americans should go to Yosemite or the Rocky Mountains.
We are all security risks with backgrounds and personal histories resembling a silhouette of the Rocky Mountains.
The gallinaceous birds include the large blue grouse of the coast, replaced in the Rocky Mountains by the dusky grouse.
To begin with, vast lakes, which once swept westward from the bases of the Rocky Mountains, were emptied into the Pacific.
Have you explained to him that his grandchildren are coming home to-morrow from the Rocky Mountains?
Beyond commences the wide sandy desert, stretching westward to the base of the Rocky Mountains.
This splendid lodge, with all its poles and furniture, was brought from the foot of the Rocky Mountains.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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