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Dales
1/ deɪlz /
noun
- a strong working breed of pony, originating from Yorkshire and Durham
Dales
2/ deɪlz /
plural noun
- See Yorkshire Dalesthe Dalesthe Dales sometimes not capital short for the Yorkshire Dales
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Example Sentences
I began to find room for wondering how I was to overcome my embarrassment once we did come up with the Dales.
The Dales were in no immediate danger, and if any hostile band was below New River it would be a small one.
“Whatever may have happened to the settlers is all finished by this time and there can be no danger for the Dales,” I declared.
Then he must have designs on the Dales, and he would persuade them to travel in a direction which would lead them into a trap.
The Dales and Ward, walking toward the end cabin when Dicks was killed, halted and stood as if stupefied.
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