“north”造句，怎麼用north造句

urge one's mount on, forward, north

The pillar leans to the north.

The house faces to [towards] the north.

and the other two face north, all right?

The United States is north of the equator.

The streets were very crowded and I was facing north.

There's the north face of all the living rooms - 3 actually - and then the master bedroom has a north face and the other bedrooms also have a north face.

For example, cities in the arid north are investing in costly desalination projects, and massive canals to divert water form Yangtze River to the north.

It is that "the north" is somehow a single, homogeneous place (a view encouraged by the signs to "the north" on motorways heading out of London). It isn't.

Rescue workers are drilling a hole on the north side of the mine.

But it would be dangerous to run such an AD in the north.

NASA spokesman Steve Cole said that was possible because the last track for the satellite included Canada, starting north of Seattle and then in a large arc north then south.

After a minute she backed away and pointed very stiffly toward the north end of the station.

Nor is it only north European economies that have put in a spurt: Spain, too, has grown fast since 1999.

Tamil demands for equality and for a real devolution of power in the north and east are far from unreasonable.

Sri Lanka Tamils, citizens whose South Indian ancestors have lived on the island for centuries, total about 12% and live predominantly in the north and east.

Phoenix landed in the far north of Mars and has used its sophisticated laboratory to search for signs that past life might have been possible.

Now, Chinatown is one of the few diverse areas in Washington's north-west quadrant; others are predominantly white even though the overall city population is 57 per cent black.

A wide thoroughfare in London, England, running north and south between Trafalgar Square and the Houses of Parliament. Named after Whitehall Palace(1529-1698), the chief residence of the Court of London, it is noted for its government offices.

The waves of the Caribbean break to the north, cruise ships hum in the south and a constellation of lights illuminate the mountains of Puerto Rico in the distance.

The house faces north.

A north wind is whistling.

Our course was straight to the north.

Shanghai to the north is a photographic studio-based production studio, leading to a very modern concept of photography counterpart. signs north of Shanghai's "North" character design elements, the abstract design, the performance of the North vividly Shanghai studio.

The south says it will recognize dual north-south citizenship and has urged the north to reciprocate.

It is almost certainly to be found in the far north-west corner of the county, in the small section which is north of the Thames.

Afghanistan is a mountainous country with plains in the north and southwest.

Therefore I speculate on that, people who make and use early Three Furcate Handle Sword in the north area maybe are these people who carried North System Bronze Culture to Xinanyi area.

A pelican looped over the city as the skies darkened from the north and the eclipse neared its peak.

While a few miles distant, toward the north, the venerable campanile of the Mission San Juan stood silhouetted in purplish black against the flaming east.

Your humble blogger is a native of the mid-Atlantic region of America, where families often take trips to Kings Dominion, a large theme park just north of Richmond, Virginia.

The car steered north.

In stairwell when north tower collapsed.

Some icebergs, however, drift north to warmer climates and disintegrate.

Beating north London's perennial under-achievers is something us Blues never tire of.

But that alone cannot explain a pronounced north-south divide in the type of apple allergy people experience.

The Xeer is most intact in the north of Somalia, which was underBritish rule; in the south, the Italians tried to eradicate it.

The truck is going north.

In areas like Brightmoor in the north-west, or Osborn in the North-East, you can see scenes of vandalism, decay and abandonment unparalleled in America.

In the frigid north, sea-eagles, with their seven-foot wingspans, and king crabs frequent the ice-covered seas off the remote Shiretoko Peninsula.

Ethnically most Norwegians are Nordic/North Germanic, while small minorities in the north are Finnish.

"Then turning west, the line goes from Baalah to Mount Seir, and on to the side of Mount Jearim (which is Chesalon) on the north, then down to Beth-shemesh, and on past Timnah:"

The orange and blue lines depict the opposite north and south polarity of Earth's field lines.