Sentence examples for oceans and so from inspiring English sources

In the first, all of "the dark" came together to form the night, "the fluid" came together to form the oceans, and so on with other elements.

Scientists think that climate cycles are driven by many, many factors: the Earth's orbit, the configuration of the continents, the composition of the atmosphere, the salinity of the oceans, and so on.

"Some of the other moons have liquid oceans and so it is worth looking more closely at them for signs of life," Prof Coates said.

We have gone short distances in reality but what drives us out there and what drove us across oceans and so on is curiosity.

"They are coming to realize the impact that shark fishing has on the ecological balance in the oceans, and so they are slowly eating less and less".

Sharks are among the top predators in the world's oceans, and so where they go and what they eat can have huge effects that reverberate through their ecosystem's food web.

It hosts China's only military base on the Indian Ocean, and so plays a crucial part in the growing rivalry between Asia's two rising powers.

"In Iceland, there's this idea that we don't really belong in the world, this country in the middle of the ocean and so far from other countries.

A canal there would make it possible for ships of their nations to sail directly from the Mediterranean to the Indian Ocean and so dispute the monopoly of the East Indian trade that had been won first by the Portuguese, then by the Dutch, and finally by the English, all of whom used the route around the Cape of Good Hope.

"The data is good in the northern hemisphere and it gets better in recent times, but it's more patchy in the southern hemisphere - the Southern Ocean, the southern Indian Ocean, and so on".

Duckworth was concerned that Willaumez might attempt to pass the Cape of Good Hope and operate in the Indian Ocean, and so despatched one of his ships to augment Rear-Admiral Sir Edward Pellew's small squadron at Madras.