Sentences with phrase «alkali lake»

By 1979, ninety - eight percent of Alkali Lake residents were abstainers.
The courageous generational story beginning with Phyllis Chelsea from Alkali Lake, a Shuswap Indian Reserve in British Columbia, Canada, is captured in the film In Honor of All.
(«Esk «et» is the Shuswap word for Alkali Lake, «Sqlelten» is the word for salmon.)
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In the end, the film basically cancels out the events at Alkali Lake, and Wolverine returns to a present in which all of friends are alive and well, including Jean, Xavier, and Scott Summers.
Fassbender delivers the strongest emotional pull of the film as his Magneto is always torn between what is right and wrong We also revisit Alkali Lake, where so much has happened in other X-Men films.
However, Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) and Storm (Halle Berry) find Jean alive but unconscious at the bottom of the evaporated Alkali Lake.

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