Sentence examples for gale passage from inspiring English sources

Some geologists hypothesize that the Anahim hotspot is linked with an upper mantle plume (miniplume) rather than the more common deep mantle plume because of the small size of the Bella Bella and Gale Passage dike swarms.

A few volcanic centers in the vicinity of the Bella Bella and Gale Passage dike swarms, such as Helmet Peak and Kitasu Hill, which are members of the Milbanke Sound Group, may represent the westernmost of the Anahim volcanoes, but their ages are significantly different, provoking on-going questions about their origin and connection to other regional volcanic activity.

About 13 and 12 million years ago, the Anahim hotspot created a peralkaline volcanic complex on what was then the coast of British Columbia, now heavily eroded to form the ~20 km long Bella Bella and ~6 km long Gale Passage dike swarms.

After weathering a gale in the Drake Passage, the Hero approached the relatively tranquil waters of the Bransfield Strait, which is sheltered from the Southern Ocean by the South Shetland Islands, at the northern tip of the Antarctic Peninsula.

Steady westerly winds prevail, reaching gale force at times with their passage through deep Antarctic low-pressure zones.

Hearing Dye speak about the passage – the force eight gales, the excruciating cold, the exhaustion – Bill was overwhelmed.

According to the Nearly Legal Housing law blog, in some technical passages of the briefing, it appears Gale is suggesting that councils should offer homeless families private rented sector (PRS) accommodation before accepting them as homeless, effectively ensuring they aren't counted on the local homelessness register.

For eight hours, the Japanese island of Iriomote-jima reported gale-force winds, except for during the eye passage of Soudelor.

Writing about the hurricane in our pages later that year, John T. Winterich gave this summary of it destructive passage: Fire Island received the full force of the gale first.

Several days prior to the passage of Beryl through Atlantic Canada, the Canadian Hurricane Centre issued gale warnings for the coastal waters off Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.

Until the 20th century, access to Padstow's harbour was via a narrow channel between the Doom Bar and the cliffs at Stepper Point, a difficult passage for sailing ships to navigate especially in north-westerly gales when the cliffs would cut off the wind.