Sentence examples for outcrops from inspiring English sources
Millions more pilgrims have travelled by road from Istanbul and Damascus or by dhow and steamship from Singapore and Mumbai, tacking carefully around the coral outcrops of the Red Sea.
Greece and Turkey themselves still bicker over rocky outcrops in the Aegean.
Presidential authority over these coral outcrops dates from the middle of the 19th century, when an expanding population in the West led agronomists to look for new technologies to raise crop yields.
THE countries of Asia do not exactly see the world in a grain of sand, but they have identified grave threats to the national interest in the tiny outcrops and shoals scattered off their coasts.
Also, tropical rocks tend to experience deep weathering, rarely poking above the ground as outcrops.
Stone is quarried by hand from small outcrops of rock and taken away by lorry in the dry season.
These approximations allow a computer to cope with the problem, yet are sufficiently similar to many real places for the conclusions drawn from them to, as it were, hold water.The team made their virtual islet jut out of the ocean to an altitude of 100 metres, a typical height above sea level for such outcrops.
His own house at Canoas, with trees above and rocky outcrops flowing through it, included scandalously at the time no separate entrance for servants, and its red roof and yellow walls were his homage to the shacks of the favelas.
It would be the most blatant repudiation of the Sharon government's purported policy of not building new settlements in the Palestinian territories though a slew of caravan-outcrops dotted around the West Bank already give the lie to that policy.In this section Bloodshed and its punishment Rooting out their radicals We fought for this?
The state granted the city power to acquire the stretch of land a varying landscape of swamps and stone outcrops and turn it into a world-class park.
They seem to prefer living in sand or in rocky outcrops environments poor in nutrients such as nitrogen.
