Use "rond" in a sentence

1. The roof was bigleaf shaftwood fronds thatched six inches thick

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2. Some of the floors above that were not as safe as they once were, but thick limbs with thick green fronds fluttering in the gentle breeze shaded most of it

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3. there, monstrous liana fronds of brilliant white clematis

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4. down from the ceiling, thick fronds and razor sharp leaves cut and smothered his

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5. Then it went to the shores and lavished the trees of each bank with a slow dose of noon in the middle of Nightday, whipping their fronds to shreds

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6. Big bodies humphed and blumped in the darkness, snapping large twigs and stripping keltoid fronds with loud rips

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7. She waved the crossbow around to cast shadows on the fronds

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8. Kortrax was again free of the horizon, smiling broadly on the endless expanse of ribbonleaves and fronds spreading away to the northwest like a floor of hip-deep yellow flowers widely scattered with graceful archwoods like the clump they were camped in

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9. She got up from him and began wandering a little way out into the yellow fronds

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10. Come to think of it, the archwood trees looked a little like giant ferns also, even though the fronds did branch extensively, giving them a look that was also something like a willow

11. What a pretty picture she made surrounded by the yellow fronds on the bright green ribbonleaves holding that purple flower

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12. " Luray had broken off a long frond and stripped it, getting a curved stick over three feet long out of it

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13. It's relatively easy to hook lon with stripped archwood fronds, and in a few minutes they had a quarter of the water cleared and a nice little pile of the thick leaves beside them

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14. Luray could still see them until they lay down between the fronds

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15. They mewed and cooed quietly to each other and inch-bounded from frond to frond

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16. Most of the live fronds were on the next generation of archwoods that had grown up in the gardens and courtyards of the former homes

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17. It took another claw at the spot where they'd climbed into the tree, then began rumbling off after the herd again, brushing against the trunk of the frond Alan was in and shaking it enough to almost knock him out of it

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18. Alan's foot was definitely aching by then, and the deep bed of dried fronds around this clump was very comfortable

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19. What are the oldest dead fronds now, would have been saplings holding up tent at the time

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20. By the light of week Ekendosa, the countryside was crowded but lovely, neat little farms beneath big-frond archwoods along the bank between meanders, little towns on the deep side of just about every meander, beaches on the other side

21. In spite of being so flat, it was pretty country, lush with the fronds of houses, the ripe smells of rich cropland in the mid summer heat and the sounds of a hundred different kinds of lumins and charrasspas

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22. From here it was just possible to see the features of the mountain, The Karthuum Valley and Rankor Hill, glowing softly green with the light of all the Nightday lanterns that burned beneath the upper fronds of that urban mountain

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23. There was a nice garden of colorful rinkos out behind, companioned with many varieties of bean fronds

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24. ” She was working her way thru the ridge-fronds of the roof, then down the edge and stepped onto a balcony rail and disappeared down the stairway

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25. Garonde had already lost interest and had returned to his

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26. 'That would be Thomas Garonde?'

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27. Garonde looked up from his work with a mock frown, then

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28. with his musings despite the fact that Garonde had gone

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29. In his home on the other side of town, Thomas Garonde

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30. Antoine Reynard or Thomas Garonde, he felt that they had

31. 'And he'd have surely told Garonde,' said Marguerite

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32. Thomas Garonde,' said Jean

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33. Garonde) over, was there any need to? Deep down he had

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34. had every reason to be concerned about Thomas Garonde

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35. ‘I wish I could have been there to see Garonde’s face

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36. This was a very different city, the hangleaf fronds and numerous large canals curving with the dam were unlike anything on Earth

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37. You are trying to connect thru an eye of your own that you've parked on a frond near the Kaldiss eye in the city of Zhlindu

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38. As punctuation a springkett nabbed one of those tightplumes and inchbounded up a wild frond to consume its meal

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39. She opened all facets and spread out the fronds, for Kortrax was bright this noon and this tower was full in his sight

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40. Some were little more than camps, but there were a few towers eight stories tall with long balcony fronds and awning shaded courts on top

41. He didn't care about the silence, he just sat with his back to the table looking out at the fronds of his neighbor's rooftops

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42. There were fronds at all distances, receding into the distance in this incredibly flat country

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43. The balcony rails of the beach towers had plenty of leaves, and large fronds shaded the courtyards atop their penthouses

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45. Philemon pointed out its splendid peristyle in the Doric fashion and the ornate decoration on its columns’ capitals, carved with many leaves and fronds

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46. She fanned my face with a palm frond while her husband opened the goatskin of water and poured a cup

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47. As we neared Jerusalem, the fronds of palm trees drooped since there was not a breath of air stirring

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48. Fronds of palm trees waved slightly

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49. Fronds of the few palm trees swayed in the unfelt breeze

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50. he could see dozens of fish meandering gently between the fronds

51. Reunion Island is the seat of government of the three islands and, at the time, was governed by Governor Rondoney, who was a

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52. “You have to build up to the stage where you can beneit from this extremely advanced form of training,” Gironda wrote

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53. The sun was breaking and he stood quietly amongst the tall bracken fronds watching her, only half-conscious of the nearby Redstarts and Hawfinches going about their business

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54. was a bookstore on the Grande Ronde Indian Reservation, and we

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55. Tendrils of a woody, vine-like plant with fern-like appendages hung down in huge swooping fronds

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56. Elizabeth asked if they could see something of the city, and they left the hotel and strolled arm-in-arm among the crowd circling the round plaza close by the Polonia, known to the Polish as a rondo, where Marszawkovska and Jerozolimskie streets intersected

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57. They stepped down from the streetcar on the far side of the rondo near the Polonia and walked the circular sidewalk to the hotel

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58. Tomek inquired of Elizabeth, “Do you know the restaurant Treskie that is on the rondo across from the hotel?”

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59. Colling and Elizabeth started circling the rondo towards the Treskie Restaurant

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60. Vera caught the reference in Nick’s journal to a meeting with a distant relative of Colonel Rondon

61. She recalled Nick’s mentioning Rondon as Teddy Roosevelt’s

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62. Nick’s record mentioned that this Rondon worked for FUNAI—the Indian Service—that

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63. They spoke with Rondon

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64. Rondon was not quite as fastidious about leaving the native people in isolation,

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65. Propelled by Rondon’s suggestion, they requested a meeting with President

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66. They told Throckmorten of Rondon’s suggestion of another expedition

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67. “We have the sense that Rondon will take precautions that this won’t happen

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68. rendezvous with Rondon at the Tropicalis Hotel

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69. Rondon framed his questions carefully and was able to tease some critical

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70. Rondon had heard of

71. Rondon believed that the internecine conflicts with rival groups were based on previous hostilities and territorial disputes

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72. Rondon had recorded it, with permission and translation

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73. head start, having heard the recorded testimony and Rondon’s research on the Harmony People

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74. Jaro hoped to serve as emissary, perhaps buying Rondon and Hopkins greater access to their elusive subject

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75. Rondon was not concerned about Jaro’s leaving his latest expedition

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76. When Rondon was told the plight of the first two professors, it became clear to him that Jaro had not acted dishonorably, as the rumor circuit had it

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77. Rondon would put in a good

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78. Jaro’s wife discovered his tattoo after their report to Rondon

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79. Jaro showed his mark to Rondon and Hopkins, who now could count three—all roughly the same size, coloration

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80. Rondon was more reserved than both his two companions

81. When Hopkins disclosed his observations to Rondon, the latter became even more

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82. What Rondon was saying could not be dismissed

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83. Rondon was dead serious, and his mood left no doubt that the plant would stay

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84. Rondon that if he stayed, it wouldn’t be good

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85. He would honor Rondon’s wish

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86. He captured Ronda in the west and Cambil in the north in 1485, Loja in 1486, Malaga in 1487, Huescar, Velez-Rubio and Mojacar in 1488, the fortresses of Baza and Almeria and the cities of Zujar and Guadix in the east and Almunecar in the west in 1489 and had camped outside Granada in 1490

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87. He had refused to take the seat and had refused a blessed palm frond as well

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88. The view moved in closer, centering on a large peaked roof woven of palm fronds and supported by tall bamboo poles, with carpets and furniture placed on the sand beneath it

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89. “As you can see, it’s fully furnished and complete, themed in wicker and palm fronds, with hammocks matching the silk wall sheets

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90. Not a single frond remained on them, leaving the emasculated trunks looking like natural obelisks marching down each side of the river

91. Standing tall above all else was a stone counterpart of the defronded palms, the obelisk of the great Pharaoh, Ramses II

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92. Everything green had disappeared, including the fronds of the ubiquitous palm trees

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93. The group was within arms length of the distraught Senator and the Usher extended a hand to help Bracken out of the tangle of fronds

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94. Pushing aside a frond I revealed where the ground had been

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95. because of the palm fronds in her hair, and she kept yel ing something

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96. I had no classes on Sundays, so spent the morning at his luxurious apartment in the fifth arrondissement where he lived with his partner, a Chinese doctor a few years older than him

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97. After hoisting themselves up, the young men collapsed onto a springy floor of woven palm fronds

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98. of boys appeared, holding fronds of banana, from the

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99. In this dish there are fern fronds while in here are fish fry with sesame seeds and oil

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100. It was half an hour before the rattle of palm fronds and the chattering of caged budgies freed their spirits