Sentence examples for lakes today from inspiring English sources

Sharon Hall, an associate professor in the School of Life Sciences at Arizona State University, said, "The Phoenix metro area contains on the order of 1,000 lakes today, when previously there were none".

Despite the 40-year history of Great Lakes surfing, fewer than 500 men and women surf the lakes today, Deur said, and they are spread over a vast area.

And what's living in those lakes today could help scientists understand what early life forms on Earth were like, too, an important piece of the puzzle in understanding how all of us came to be.

He was - and gloriously is - A. Harry Griffin, the doyen of the Guardian's country diarists, who publishes his 14th book on the Lakes today.

The tournament shifted from Avalon Lakes this year.

The Anywa are believed to have migrated from lands east of the African Great Lakes several centuries ago.

We mention attempts by Gauthier and Jahsman (1975) for torsion of a circular cylinder as well as a series of studies by Lakes and co-workers (Anderson and Lakes 1994; Chen and Lakes 1991; Lakes 1983 19866; Yang and Lakes 1982) who investigated cellular materials including bone, polymeric and metallic foams with regards to size effects.

Rainfall causes water-level fluctuations in the rivers and lakes [17,18].

The lakes present above 3500 m altitude are considered to be evolved due to retreat of glaciers and are classified as glacial lakes (WWF 2005).

Look out for his debut EP on Melbourne's Two Bright Lakes early next year. .

Once, as many as 40 fishermen worked the lake; today, he is one of 6.