Saida

How to use Saida in a sentence

• The plain about Soor was rather barren of trees—this was one of its greatest defects—that of Saida is much better furnished.

  Letters from Palestine | J. D. Paxton

• Saida, like most of the towns on this coast, stands on a sandy point that projects out a short distance into the sea.

  Letters from Palestine | J. D. Paxton

• Our path lay through a sandy desert, about two miles in breadth, running parallel with the mountain-range from Saida to Beyrout.

  A Visit to the Holy Land, Egypt, and Italy | Ida Pfeiffer

• Now I consider Sidon, or rather Saida, to have been so called from its abounding with saidi or saidan, viz.

  Ruins of Ancient Cities (Vol. II of II) | Charles Bucke

• Cosson1089 found natural woods of almond trees near Saida in Algeria.

  Origin of Cultivated Plants | Alphonse De Candolle