| Here, too, the oread dwellers of the hills and dryads and sylvans and water-nymphs seem possible. |
| She was a child of the whole world, as the naiad is the child of the river, and the oread of the mountain. |
| At the end of my two-day lecturing series, I asked the hotel manager how he knew nothing about the Internet yet he knew one could oread about the world. |
| The city could have erected an 800-space parking lot on Oread Street with a drive-thru meth lab and no one would blink. |
| I would, while listening, gaze at the record cover with its image of Julie leaping in mid-flight like an oread, her skirt billowing up with carefree delight. |
| At KU, 19th-century campus development occurred along the top of Hogback Ridge, later called Mount Oread. |
