Sentence examples for sections of the globe from inspiring English sources

In 2005, rebelling against my own fears of traveling to sections of the globe that had come to seem perilous, I booked a flight to Syria and Lebanon to visit journalist friends who were living there.

The Foggy Bottom Travel Agency has in recent years offered a lot of travel ideas, but its new Big Brother Excursion Plan (also known as Frances Knight Flight), in which you are under friendly surveillance by your own country-men...is a good one - a 21-Day Take-It-Easy Plan, which restricted travel to certain approved sections of the globe.

Recently, Rao et al. found 1.7 × 106 copies of MTB genome from the micro dissected RPE cells of paraffin embedded sections of the globe from a patient with panuveitis.

In some sections of the globe, animals are treated as pets, loved and cared for almost as members of the family.

The model finds that rising temperatures actually benefit the northern section of the globe.

Once an oblique section of the globe is clearly seen, the probe is slowly tilted further, to continue the transition of the scanning plane from the initial transverse plane to a near-coronal plane.

Sections were cut at three microns, stained with hematoxylin and eosin, periodic-acid-Schiff (PAS) and used for immunohistochemistry. Hemorrhages were semi-quantitatively evaluated from 1 4 by the number of quadrants of the retina that were involved in one cross-section through the pupil-optic nerve section of the globe.

British talent was largely confined to the TV section of the Globes ceremony.

Its wins in the comedy or musical section of the Golden Globes (Jennifer Lawrence for best supporting actress, Amy Adams for best actress and best film) will only help the box office.

The agency's 250 inspectors are divided into three sections, each with responsibility for one-third of the globe.

If this is done, the evidence clearly indicates that the magnetic poles have slowly wandered across the globe with respect to sections of the crust on which datable rock samples are found.