Such trenches mark the convergence and collision of the Pacific Plate with plates to the west.
Still, as an excruciating photo op, it really was textbook, not least as it finally marked the convergence of various Tory and Olympic plot lines.
In fact, all modern postcodes mark the convergence of three or more prehistoric ley lines, one of which will always include Stonehenge.
Down the road from Fort Yates is the town of Cannonball, named for the large round stones polished by the whirlpool that marked the convergence of the two rivers, just outside the Oceti Sakowin camp.
9 30 p.m. 9) WATERMARK Fourteen years ago, a Brown alumnus and artist named Barnaby Evans created a sculpture of 100 mini-bonfires that marked the convergence of the Providence, Moshassuck and Woonasquatucket Rivers in the heart of downtown.
If Senator James M. Jeffords of Vermont abandons the Republican Party and becomes an independent, as expected, it will mark the convergence of two political trends in New England: the region's alienation from a national Republican Party dominated by Sun Belt conservatives and its growing comfort with independent, or third party, politics.
The triangular district is located at the three-way juncture of Atlantic Boulevard, Hendricks Avenue and San Marco Boulevard; a tiered fountain at the center of the square originally marked the convergence of these streets.
Our guide took us to the origin of this 12-mile-long celestial coloured waterway, which was marked by the convergence of two tributaries – each of which exhibited the usual transparent colour that one comes to expect from water.
We are entering a new era in medicine marked by the convergence of diverse technologies from many the life sciences, engineering and information science.
Hillis's new position marked the growing convergence of entertainment and computing technology.
