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skies
noun as in earth's atmosphere
Example Sentences
Helicopters were heard overhead as they circled the skies before landing on the parliament’s roof.
All the residents of Beck Row that the BBC spoke to described increased military activity in the area with an apparent uptick of planes in the skies.
A newly described pterosaur found in Germany has provided fresh insights into how these flying reptiles evolved from small, climbing animals to the large, flying ones that dominated prehistoric skies.
A stronger coronal mass ejection can cause auroras to show up in skies further away such as in London or France – as it did in May and October.
A National Weather Service meteorologist said travelers could avoid the rain by leaving Wednesday or Thursday morning instead, when roads and skies will be drier.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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