Saint Kilda

/ ˈkɪldə /

noun

1. a group of volcanic islands in the Atlantic, in the Outer Hebrides: uninhabited since 1930; bird sanctuary
2. Also calledHirta the main island of this group

Example Sentences

But his full brother, Duke, was admitted two years ago, has been living happily in the Melbourne suburb of Saint Kilda with his wife and two children.

From Time Magazine Archive

Oh, Macdonald! what would you do to one who should carry away your poor sick little Malcolm to Saint Kilda, just when your watching eye caught sight of an eastward sail, and you knew it was the physician coming; sent, moreover, for Malcolm’s sake?

From Project Gutenberg

It was Macdonald’s sloop; and Macdonald himself was on board, prepared to carry his prisoner to Saint Kilda.

From Project Gutenberg

We have only to land her in Saint Kilda; and then it will be the Macleod’s affair.

From Project Gutenberg

The mists which had brooded over sea and land melted away, and, as the days lengthened, permitted the purple heights of the rocky Saint Kilda to be seen clear and sharp, as the sun went down behind them.

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