Sentence examples for continents called from inspiring English sources

They will get very little, because hundreds of them are scattered across four continents, called up by their national federations to play in friendly matches.

Mr. Doda said many of his competitors used overloaded servers and overburdened lines linking cities and continents — called backbones — that skewed measurements.

But this, in his book, does not mean that Vespucci (1454-1512) is unworthy of having two continents called after him.He had his weaknesses: his cosmography was amateurish, his navigation overrated, his writing feeble.

The moon's gravity can even cause small but measureable ebbs and flows in the continents, called "land tides" or "solid Earth tides," too.

With a turn of the head, different continents call.

(The U.S.A. is part of a continent called North America).

Dinosaurs living in the western continent, called Laramidia, were similar to those found in Asia.

"We need to realise that South Africa is a country that is in a continent called Africa".

A week or two ago, I stirred myself from such a couch coma and set out to discover the lost continent called "outside".

In North America the whole northeast quarter of the continent, called the Canadian, or Laurentian, Shield, is characterized by the ancient rocks of what might be called the original continent.

But Simon Bainbridge, a Northumberland sheep farmer, who sells many of his lambs to the continent, called for the UK to stay in.