Sentence examples for single continents from inspiring English sources

Provinces have also been recognized within single continents for other groups.

By contrast, the ranges of most late Cretaceous species seem to have been limited to parts of single continents.

(Europe and Asia are sometimes considered a single continent, Eurasia).

There are about 10,000 grass species, most of them confined to a single continent.

Pro-war Jacobins believed theirs was a mission not for a single nation or even for a single continent.

Former press lords, like Lord Beaverbrook, William Randolph Hearst, and Henry Luce, were dominant figures in a single medium on a single continent.

Across Earth's sunward face a riotous jungle is dominated by a single continent-spanning banyan tree.

At the beginning of the Triassic, the world's dry land was united in a single continent, known as Pangea.

Species occurring in tropical or warm temperate regions, except for those that are widespread agricultural weeds, are generally confined to a single continent.

The ice caps eventually coalesced into great ice sheets that tied together West and East Antarctica into the single continent that is known today.

Wineapple's title comes from an Emily Dickinson poem about "A single Continent" where "One — is the Population— / Numerous enough — / This ecstatic Nation / Seek — it is Yourself".