Caribbean造句

The Spot: a moonlit self-portrait, Grenadines, Caribbean.

Creole is mixture of French, African, and Caribbean Island food.

A lawyer and an engineer were fishing in the Caribbean.

Their exotic beaches are considered among the best Caribbean beaches and the Islands are famous for Caribbean fishing, Sailing, Scuba Diving and Snorkeling.

Spykman called the Caribbean "the American Mediterranean" to underscore its importance to the United States.

And in Latin America and the Caribbean, gender activities include efforts to "engender" infrastructure.

In Latin America and the Caribbean, the incidence and severity of disease are increasing rapidly.

But this is countered by the hump of s America pushing the Caribbean Plate down, overall.

But a study of the north Atlantic and the Caribbean, just published in Science, suggests things are not getting worse.

The initiative has been expanded to five countries in the Mekong subregion of East Asia and eight in the Caribbean.

Painting the town red: the duo enjoyed dinner together after attending the African Caribbean Leukaemia Trust charity gala.

Panamanian authorities say a 23-year-old U. S. tourist has been found dead on a Caribbean island.

Under a microscope each long kingfisher barb, finer than a human hair, glitters with shades of the Caribbean.

Satellite maps reveal the track of the recent Hurricane Earl as a wide swath of cool blue water from the Caribbean up the East Coast of the U.S..

The Twilight hunk brings his enticing Calvin Klein underwear ads to life on the beaches of St. Maarten during his Caribbean getaway.

Events in the Americas and Caribbean have emerged in the past 18 months as subjects of tension between the United States and its European.

The Netherlands Antillean guilder is the official currency of the Netherlands Antilles, two groups of islands in the Caribbean Sea, and formerly in Aruba.

I'd been dreaming about fruity cocktails, swimming in the bright-blue sea, and lounging in bed with my new husband on our Caribbean honeymoon.

The 2-millimeter-tall polyp, which forms vast coral reefs in the Caribbean Sea, holes up in its Marine fortress and waits for the moon to shift from its usual blue hue to a redder glow.

That's in stark contrast to other areas of the world, such as Latin America, the Caribbean and Sub-Saharan Africa, which use only about 2 percent of available water in their regions.

Travelers who'd prefer to skip a long flight to Hawaii or the Caribbean can find many island paradises right in the continental United States -and they're only a drive, boat ride or short flight away.

Slavers in France would send their shirts to be washed in the streams of the Caribbean isle of st Domingue, now Haiti; the water there was said to whiten the linen better than any European stream.

The waves of the Caribbean break to the north, cruise ships hum in the south and a constellation of lights illuminate the mountains of Puerto Rico in the distance.