Sentence examples for through a continental from inspiring English sources

Nunatak, isolated mountain peak that once projected through a continental ice sheet or an Alpine-type ice cap.

"The main thing about Mr. Liberace," one fan told a reporter, "is that he is through and through a Continental.

So if you earn miles through a Continental or United credit or debit card, you're probably wondering if you, too, will have to switch.

A walk through many a continental city leaves you contemplating street after street and square after square named for long-forgotten local eminences.

From November through April a continental high-pressure system north of the bay produces northeast winds (the northeast monsoon) characteristic of the winter season.

However, it remains unclear how rifting affected the biogeographical patterns of freshwater biota through time on a continental scale, which is further complicated by the scarcity of molecular data from the largest African river system, the Congo.

During the historical era of U.S. settler colonialism, economic development happened through westward expansion on a continental scale (and then imperial scale), but today, in the urban United States, it occurs through internal differentiation of previously developed spaces and is taking a new form.

The two North Atlantic eel species, Anguilla anguilla (European eel) and A. rostrata (American eel) both have a remarkable catadromous life-cycle that comprises two long-range migrations through the open ocean, a continental growing phase, and a spawning stage in the Sargasso Sea [ 13].

Insist on consolidating fiscal management at a continental level through a new federal mechanism that allows national governments to police profligate behaviour.

At the fifth and final Tar Sands Healing Walk, indigenous communities living on the frontlines of bitumen extraction in Alberta came together to pray, and to lead a march through the grotesque epicentre of a continental oil project.

A continental climate.