Alm
audio-lingual method.
Contemporary Examples
“ALMost all of our human activities leave a chemical trace in the water,” says ALM.
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Historical Examples
If the hut had stood on the ALM top, the wind would have blown it down the valley without much ado when the storm season came.
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The pair had been climbing for about an hour when they reached a hamlet half-way up the great mountain named the ALM.
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After a climb of more than three-quarters of an hour they reached the top of the ALM mountain.
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Situated half-way up the ALM, the cottage was luckily protected from the mighty winds.
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They poured upon them enthusiastic admiration, and shared with them their Arab bread and clotted milk, and also gave many an ALM.
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He would spend the night in the village, so as to fetch Clara from the ALM next morning for the journey.
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All at once we heard that he had gone to live up on the ALM mountain and that he did not intend to come down again.
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On his way to the ALM he met the fattest man in Marienbad, a former chef of the German emperor, and gave him a friendly salute.
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