Sentence examples for over several continents from inspiring English sources
They chased each other over several continents.
These reversals in the equatorial Pacific cause changes in water temperature and climate over several continents, often with catastrophic effects.
The organization's Internet infrastructure is spread over several continents, making it harder for outsiders to knock the site offline.
Equipped with debonair slashes of white across the sides of his head, Corso begins a search that will take him over several continents and at least 90 minutes because there are three versions of the book in question.
Conodonts were widely distributed over several continents during the Ordovician period; unfortunately, connections between conodonts found in the Emanuel formation and many others found in Europe and North America have yet to be determined.
A British journalist pursues, over several continents, the story of Josiah Harlan (1799-1871), Pennsylvania Quaker, soldier of fortune, autodidact surgeon, counterfeiter, dope smoker, Civil War cavalry officer (for the Union side), Central Asian suzerain and inspiration for the tale by Kipling, who had the unenviable job of making his subject's life appear humanly possible.
The common scientific belief has been that army ants originated separately on several continents over millions of years.
The spreading grasslands replaced forest over large areas on several continents, changing the appearance and ecology of the land.
Ahtisaari won the Nobel prize in 2008 "for his efforts on several continents and over more than three decades, to resolve international conflicts", including in Namibia, Aceh in Indonesia, Kosovo and Iraq.
Pop surrealist Mitch O'Connell's over-the-top, kitschy aesthetic has garnered him shows in fine art galleries on several continents and wall space in tattoo parlors the world over.
His style, which barely wavered over the years, attracted the attention of clients on several continents, enabling him to take advantage of the increasing globalization of architectural practice in the 1980s and '90s.
