"Planet Earth, From Pole to Pole," aerial views of the earth.
"Screw him, it's not me" is the mantra of the furry-faced from pole to pole.
They are writing a book about their expedition from pole to pole.
We'd swing wildly from pole to pole and pull ourselves up on the old metal straps.
Ah, sleep, it is a precious thing, beloved from pole to pole... Oh, threshold, beautiful threshold of let go.
There are only two hundred or so known species, but they are abundant in oceans from pole to pole.
What makes religion so salient in time of war is that it acts the way revivals did for Edwards -- a spark leaps from pole to pole.
"Or do we simply bungle ahead?" An Altered World Human Imprints From Pole to Pole Evidence abounds now that the world is a human-dominated place.
(The arctic tern, which flies from pole to pole each year, may cover a greater distance, but it has yet to be recorded, according to National Geographic).
Forests stretched from pole to pole, the Arctic was inhabited by alligators and squirrel-like primates, and palm trees grew in what is now Alaska.
The Repsol Honda rider won his second consecutive race on the MotoGP tour, leading from pole to pole at the Estoril circuit in Portugal.
