Sentence examples for the scotia from inspiring English sources
noun
A concave molding with a lower edge projecting beyond the top.
His father sells bonds in New York for the Scotia Capital unit of Scotiabank.
The arc encloses the Scotia Sea and is terminated at its eastern end by the South Sandwich Trench.
The Scotia Prince will leave Tampa on Friday for Progreso (near Mérida), and on Tuesday for Puerto Morelos (near Cancún).
It is 18 years now since Douglas Gordon won the Turner Prize, and jokingly thanked his friends in the "Scotia Nostra".
In truth, the episode revealed more about Ms Wark and the small world of the Scottish establishment, often known as the Scotia Nostra.
Mr McGarrigle senior was a published poet, who went to poetry nights at The Scotia pub, which is not far from The Clutha.
The Scotia-Kanowna Dome is eroded to sufficiently deep levels to provide insights into the role granite-cored domes play in controlling fluid flow and gold deposition.
At the centre of the Scotia-Kanowna Dome is a granite batholith, which is surrounded by outward-dipping greenstone belts and associated shear zones.
In 2008, scientists on board a British scientific research vessel collected samples of pteropod snails from the Scotia Sea in the Atlantic sector of the Southern Ocean.
Antarctica and its nearby islands could play an important role in wartime, particularly in the Scotia Sea region and Drake Passage, for control of interocean shipping.
Partly continental and partly oceanic are the Greater Antilles in the Caribbean and South Georgia and the South Orkney Islands in the Scotia Sea.
