lake **** , auch: loch ScoE

Ask for a room with a view of the lake.

A large part of the park is taken up by a lake.

The lake is a bit more than two miles long.

Maybe go up north, get a place on a lake.

No one across the lake was likely to see them.

Do you think we could stop at the lake for a bit?

I am going to have a house on the lake.

Now and again we saw a lake or a town.

Her attention now was for the things from the lake.

He seemed to see the lake for the first time.

The lake would have been a better place for him.

We had come to the end of the lake now.

They came at last to the end of the lake.

A short while later we came to a small, dead lake.

Then we will go to the lake for a little while.

The children were at the far side of the lake.

She had brought him down to the lake of women.

I saw you out on the lake the other day?

They run him to a dead end where the lake is.

The lake is thought to be more than 38,000 years old.

Anything or anyone in the current is taken out into the lake.

The car went on, only to stop in a lake.

I mean, how would you have a lake in space?

Since 2000, the lake is known with its current name.

The new people were coming up out of the lake.