Siberia造句

a species endemic to Siberia

We went to London via Siberia.

Rodents Were "Poor Serfs" of Siberia.

The remaining part supplies the electric system of Siberia.

The diamond mine is located in Mirny, eastern Siberia, Russia.

It's in Atlanta [at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention] and Siberia.

Alexander Moskalenko grew up in Siberia, Russia, and became a trampoline coach.

Everyone who saw that memo, including Russayev, was demoted, fired or sent to diplomatic Siberia.

For a more detailed explanation, we must turn our attention to the snow in Siberia.

If Siberia and Brazil will flood, so will the Mississippi Valley.

Turns out there was this place in Siberia where for thousands of acres the trees were suddenly laid flat.

The Lena River is the world’s 10th longest, stretching 2,800 miles and draining almost a million square miles of Siberia.

An outline of regional cooperation between Northeast China and the Russian Far east Area and Eastern Siberia is being implemented.

The oldest living thing Sussman has photographed are these Actinobacteria from Siberia, Russia, which were found in an ice core.

This is the equivalent of the population of Poland, except that Siberia is 40 times the size.

The viruses are kept at the ers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta and the State Research Center of Virology and Biotechnology in Novosibirsk, Siberia.

Both sides agreed to sign an inter-government agreement on natural gas cooperation, which conforms to the policy of Russia to develop Siberia and Far East areas.

Now imagine that happening on an apocalyptic scale: millennia-long volcanic eruptions setting on fire--even exploding--massive coal deposits in present day Siberia.

found herself not at the State House but exiled to the Registry of Motor Vehicles-the Siberia of state government(Howie Carr)

At its high point, the country reached as far as Siberia (now part of Russia) in the north, Korea in the east and Vietnam in the south.

In search of clues to that founding population, Dr. Willerslev and his colleagues examined a 24,000-year-old bone buried near a village called Mal 'ta in eastern Siberia.

The Poles were not allowed to speak the Polish language in Warsaw. Several of Maria's relatives had broken this rule, and had been sent to prison camps in Siberia as a result.

The paleogeography was dominated by the supercontinent of Gondwana to the south, the continent of Siberia to the north, and the early formation of the small supercontinent of Euramerica in between.

Coordination in Russia's development strategy for the Far east and eastern Siberia and China's program on revitalizing the old industrial base of the northeast are also on the agenda.

At the same time, warm Pacific Ocean water is pulsing through the Bering Strait into the Arctic basin, helping melt a large area of sea ice between Alaska and eastern Siberia.

bear-skins from Siberia, fox-skins from Norway, and so on; and all these skins were strewn in profusion one on the other, so that it seemed like walking over the most mossy turf, or reclining on the most luxurious bed.