St. Helens
a city in Merseyside, in NW England, near Liverpool.
Mount, an active volcano in SW Washington, part of the Cascade Range: seven major eruptions during 1980, the first since 1854–57. 8,364 feet (2,549 meters).
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How to use St. Helens in a sentence
Mr. Moulder was a married man living in lodgings over a wine-merchant's vaults in Great St. Helens.
Orley Farm | Anthony TrollopeIn the course of a month 93% of the pupae at Oxford were killed, chiefly by small birds, while at St. Helens 68% perished.
Evolution in Modern Thought | Ernst HaeckelThrough the opening the high summits of Mount St. Helens glittered like a city of pearl, far, far away in the clear, bright air.
The Log School-House on the Columbia | Hezekiah ButterworthLike some sun-god's abode in the shadow of ages, St. Helens still lifted her silver tents in the far sky.
The Log School-House on the Columbia | Hezekiah ButterworthOf Mount St. Helens it is probable that its slumbering fires are not very deeply buried.
Northern California, Oregon, and the Sandwich Islands | Charles Nordhoff
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