Sentence examples for two or three continents from inspiring English sources

I like to place armies on at least two or three continents right away rather than move quickly to complete occupation.

Walk into any moderately stocked coffee bean purveyor these days and you'll find more than a dozen choices spanning two or three continents and a range of roasts.

Some argue that the United States should simply withdraw its military strength from the world get out of the Middle East, accept nuclear weapons in Iran and elsewhere, let China and Russia have their way with their neighbors and watch from the sidelines as jihadists storm on two or three continents.

Earth of the present day is made up of six or seven continents and four or five oceans, depending on whom you ask.

He buys clothes off the rack — "I'm a shabby dresser," he said — and until recently, flew coach as he traveled among four or five continents.

The mystery, which no mere perambulating journalist should try to solve, is how it comes about that the rebel young appear, in East Berlin and east St Louis, in the same international uniform, that they profess the same half-baked "philosophies" and rustle as indistinguishable as cockroaches over three or four continents.

By night she worked with her ensemble, Mossa Bildner's International House of Trances, and wrote and staged what she calls "consciousness-raising" pieces like "Colours of Ritual," which combined North African Gnawa invocations, Sephardic liturgical poems and Afro-Brazilian Candomblé rituals, choreographed and set to the music of three or four continents.

In total, it sprawls over two hemispheres, three continents and more than 208m square miles.

Seventeen ITS types were detected on more than one continent, of which thirteen were found on two continents, two on three continents, one on four continents and one on five continents.

"When most western outlets have just two or three people covering a continent of 11 million square miles, it very easy to make mistakes, even unintentionally.

Our pan-European crowd was sprinkled with select Americans and businesspeople from other continents, especially those who work on two or even three continents, or whose funds span three continents.