a continent造句

The principal landmass of a continent.

That's still a long way from greening a continent.

On a continent of ice these places are bare.

Here was a continent of 200 million souls.

The news set off a continent-wide health scare.

The African people are great people and the African continent is a continent of great promises and prospects.

It's not a country, but it is a continent - and Antarctica is a truly untouched place.

For a century we laboured to settle and to subdue a continent.

a continent in the western hemisphere connected to North America by the Isthmus of Panama.

In fact, Australia is the only country that is also a continent.

This is the fire sale of a continent lurching from the farm to the factory.

An extensive chain of mountains or mountain ranges, especially the principal mountain system of a continent.

What are you going to do, they say, put up an electric fence? Build a Berlin Wall across a continent?

You are the representative of a country and of a continent to which China feels particularly close.

The Beatus map of 1109, a copy of one from 776, includes such a continent beyond the Red Sea.

We had crossed a continent and through dusty Windows, we'd seen gradual changes in climate, vegetation, topography and architecture.

Transform fault earthquakes are most noticeable where the fault passes through a continent, rather than the sea floor.

If sufficiently large, a supereruption could decimate crops over half a continent for several years in a row, causing widespread famine.

This is a moment to remember. Although some Africans may have a hangover on Wednesday, the prospect of the first black U. S. president has enthralled a continent.

It could presage further forays by the country's vehicle manufacturers into a continent, where attempts by Chinese carmakers to lure European customers a few years ago fell flat.

Indeed, Australia has been drying out for over a million years, and the megatauna were faced with a continent where vegetation began to disappear.

And when we have discovered a continent, or crossed a chain of mountains, it is only to find another ocean or another plain upon the further side.

Europe is a peninsula of Eurasia; for europeans to call it a continent is at best an exaggeration at worst hubris.

These are two examples of a continent-wide phenomenon; African cities are struggling to cope with an unprecedented influx of people.

Surely the French and American presidents had more pressing priorities than addressing a continent so long ago judged unimportant to global affairs.

Although Bolshevistic victory in 1917 made the wave of communist revolution sweep Europe and Asia, communists in North America continent could not start a huge "Red Storm".

A sales representative who signs an agreement without running it past the GC may discover later that a venue jurisdiction clause requires the company to litigate the matter half a continent away.

Whereas purposeful men could make their way across a narrow bridge, the slow diffusion of plant and animals would require an avenue as a continent and available for ages at a stretch.

If Zuma is true to his word, by 2014 - certainly by 2018 - South Africa could be a major player on a continent that, for all of its soccer talent, was a disappointing pushover in this World Cup.

Corporations, investment funds and other nations with little land see vast potential in a continent which USES less than a quarter of its 500 million hectares of arable land.

To most people, this is the familiar Africa, a place of large families and high fertility, a continent in which societies are under extreme stress and where the young massively outnumber the old.

As national league seasons open across a continent that still manages to attract the world’s top talent, eyes are turning to the so-called galácticos– the superstars joining Spain’s La Liga.

Indeed, he thinks he can tell when a continent was first populated, and by whom, for the stools he is examining were produced by some of North America's earliest inhabitants.

And the rising ambitions of these eastern nations in Africa have spurred the Americans into action, anxious not to be outdone in a continent which they feel should be in their orbit.

I began my journey; when I had pass'd the vale where my bower stood as above, I came within view of the sea, to the west, and it being a very clear day, I fairly descry'd land, whether an island or a continent, I could not tell;

Used the relationship between these of seismic activity in south China continent can be macroscopic prediction.

"Deep structure map or Asia" is ohe of basic figures relating to "Tectonic map of Asia continent and sea".

The Western Qinling-Songpan tectonic node situated in the central China continent is the key geological area for unraveling the relationship between different continents and ancient mantle.

Shu Bao sanitary bath utensil limited company is the individual proprietorship that Hong Kong Shu Bao sanitary bath and clean utensil corporation establish in the China continent.

Lincang arc and Cathaysian arc probably served as the frontal arc of Huanan archipelago, playing the similar role as Indonesian arc in Eurasia continent today.

The noncolonization principle of the Monroe Doctrine implied that the United States intended to extend its business interests and establish its hegemony in the America continent;