Example sentences for: fernandina

How can you use “fernandina” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • He named it Fernandina in honor of the King of Spain, but the English called it Long Island because of its appearance — 66 miles (106 km) long and no more than 4 miles (61⁄2 km) in width.

  • The development is a neotraditionalist, new urbanist "community" that promises to re-create the traditional American town, a town not unlike Fernandina.

  • As I took Celebration to task for its faux history and democracy, I reflected back on Fernandina, which was, whatever else might be "Peyton Place-ish," at least a real community, the product of hundreds of years of conflicts bloodier by far than Parent vs. Disney school disputes.

  • Fernandina is exactly the type of town that Celebration would emulate: close, old, quaintly Victorian, rife with sidewalks, history, and pedestrians, and all the forms of old-style American community.

  • I've talked with some Fernandina residents who can't wait to leave their hundred-year-old, history-laden homes and move in there.


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