Sentence examples for shasta from inspiring English sources
noun
A member of a Native American tribe of California.
The old mining ghost town of Shasta, preserved within Shasta State Historic Park, is 6 miles (10 km) west.
Lake Shasta Caverns are 10 miles (16 km) north of Shasta Dam. Inc. 1887.
As headquarters of the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, it became a service centre for an extensive recreational area around Shasta-Whiskeytown-Trinity Shasta-Whiskeytown-Trinity Shasta-Whiskeytown-Trinitysen Volakesc Nandonal Park; Shasta dams(builTrinity Alpss the country's second-largest and second-tallest concrete dam.
This formula rewards lock-'em-up counties such as Kern, Riverside and Shasta.
It was followed by such examples as the Grand Coulee on the Columbia river, the Shasta dam on the Sacramento, a string of dams across the Missouri and the Tennessee rivers, and the Glen Canyon dam, above the Hoover on the Colorado.Other countries followed eagerly in America's wake.
Not much upsets Doc's drug-induced equilibrium, but he is forced to put his lethargy on hold somewhat when back into his life walks Shasta Fay Hepworth, an ex-girlfriend who wants him to find her new lover, Mickey Wolfmann.
In a part of Belcampo called the North Annex, which gets its water not from wells but from regulated releases from the Shasta River, the irrigation district had cut the usual eight deliveries to three, to insure that there would be enough flow for the endangered coho salmon to spawn.
"You can skip the insecurity of, 'Oh, they're so busy, they don't need friends,' " said Shasta Nelson, the founder of GirlFriendCircles and author of the forthcoming book "Friendships Don't Just Happen".
Police found Horace Randazzo, 63, bleeding from gunshot wounds in the driveway of a home in Shasta Lake, Calif., Wednesday morning.
California has always packed as much diverse geography into one state as Europe does into a whole continent, stretching from the Saharan dunes of the Mojave desert to the snow-capped peaks of Mount Shasta.
He photographed the Columbia River region and Mount Shasta in the Pacific Northwest, parts of southern California and Arizona, Nevada's Comstock mines, and Yellowstone National Park.
