Sentence examples for labrador where from inspiring English sources
He now wants to hold a public debate with the fisheries minister together with the premier of Newfoundland and Labrador, where many sealers live.
But he bridles at any suggestion that his father provided any more concrete assistance, such as telling the labrador where to sniff.
The most southerly ice is found in the Torngat Mountains of northern Labrador, where there are small cirque glaciers at the base of the mountains.
In Friday's historical vignette on this windy strait facing Labrador, where whales mingle with icebergs, modern reality quickly intruded on the magical moment.
In 1980, my brother and I took things up a notch by getting ourselves flown to northern Labrador where we were dropped off in Ryan's Bay and trekked overland to Hebron Fjord over the next 45 days.
In 1980 my brother and I took things up a notch by getting ourselves flown to northern Labrador where we were dropped off in Ryan's Bay and trekked overland to Hebron Fjord over the next 45 days.
There's a lot here: a giant portrait of Eminem made out of M&M's; a portrait of Zach Galifianakis made out of gummy bears; a Chocolate Lab (yes, there are pictures of Labradors) where you can build your own chocolate bars and watch them being made; a TV that loops that "I Love Lucy" candy episode; and all the displays of hard candies, chocolates, and lots and lots of merchandise.
The change is particularly striking at the conjunction of the Gulf Stream and the Labrador Current, where the interface is called the "cold wall".
The flux of bergs that emerges from Davis Strait into the Labrador Current, where the final part of the bergs' life cycle occurs, is extremely variable.
But an extremely high spring tide could refloat them, and the ebb tide would carry them back out into the Labrador Current, where the icebergs would resume drifting southward.
Very high incidence and mortality rates have been observed in the Atlantic provinces, particularly in Newfoundland and Labrador (NL), where CRC incidence and mortality rates are approximately twice as high as they are in British Columbia and Alberta [ 2].
