Sentence examples for oceans and also from inspiring English sources

Guinness World Records allows competitors to fly or use public transport over impassable natural barriers such as oceans, and also skip war-torn countries like Afghanistan – for which Nicholson was "very relieved".

Mantas are found in tropical and subtropical waters in all the world's major oceans and also venture into temperate seas.

This week, we take a look at the havoc overfishing is wreaking on our oceans, and also meet up with some American right-wing militias who say they're protecting and defending the Constitution.

These are trawl surveys, comparable to the U.S. survey, conducted by the Canadian Department of Fisheries and Oceans and also available through OBIS, and a species compilation for the Gulf of St. Lawrence, which is divided into spatial subunits [48].

Our results demonstrate for the first time that the Prochlorococcus strains studied in this work take up glucose at significant rates even at concentrations close to those found in the oceans, and also exclude the possibility of this uptake being carried out by eventual bacterial contaminants, since only Prochlorococcus cells were used for radioactivity measurements.

My quarry, also of the ocean and also having to do with dinner, was far more rare.

Identical, gleaming white high-rises — some with fancy names like Vivaldi, Westminster and Camille Claudel — dominate the skyline, obscuring the nearby ocean and also the urban poverty that has been central to Brazil's social and cinematic identity for decades.

The Titanic was in that sense a stage prop moving across what was by all accounts a flat and unthreatening ocean and also across the proscenium of a new century.

Since early September, scientists have been flying into the two hurricanes, recording air and sea conditions in repeated passes as low as 200 feet above the ocean and also dropping dozens of instrument-laden probes into the storm and into the sea in its path.

When he heard about the storm's arrival, however, he drove out immediately to see how his parents were doing in his childhood home — a building called the Ink Pot that stood on Georgica Pond, near the ocean, and also served as a studio for his mother, Maude Sherwood Jewett, a well-known sculptor.

Indians were exported as cheap labour to British colonies in Africa, the Caribbean Islands, the Indian Ocean and also the Pacific Islands.