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terminus of a peninsula

the exhibition's terminus is 1962.

How much to the terminus, please?

The date of the author's death was the only terminus ad quem for the manuscript.

The terminus a quo for the Middle Ages is often considered the fall of Rome in 476.

The train arrived at the terminus after a long journey.

The bus terminus was bustling with commuters rushing to catch their rides.

The terminus of the hiking trail offered a stunning view of the valley below.

The cable car's terminus was at the mountain peak, providing access to breathtaking views.

The terminus of the river marked the end of our kayaking adventure.

The subway terminus was crowded with passengers waiting for their trains.

The terminus of the road led to a secluded beach perfect for a peaceful retreat.

The terminus of the flight was a busy international airport with travelers from all over the world.

The terminus of the marathon was met with cheers and applause from spectators.

The train terminus was a hub of activity as passengers hurried to catch their departing trains.

The Pacific Railroad proper finds its terminus at this important Nebraska town.

6, The bus stopped at the terminus.

Have you found the Transmat's terminus?

The terminus was the tower clock on the ivory tower.

He was going to the terminus.

No railway line stretched across the desert. St. Joseph on the Missouri was the terminus of the Eastern lines.

Upon stirring, she glanced up from her phone, and was unexpectedly met with a dimly lit terminus.

Work was begun in September, 1905, and the first train entered El Portal, the terminus, April 15, 1907.

But when they reached the terminus the illuminated trolley was already clanging on its way, its platforms black with passengers.

The city gained importance in the War of 1812 and later as the terminus for shipping along the Mississippi through the Civil War.