“coast to”造句，怎麼用coast to造句

In India, millions gathered in open Spaces from the west coast to the northern plains, with clouds parting in some cities at dawn - just before the total eclipse.

They loaded as much as they could, buried the rest and set out for the coast to rejoin their vessels, which had unfortunately been forced out to sea by the arrival of powerful Spanish ships.

Multiple dust plumes blow off the coast toward the ocean, most or all of them probably arising from streambeds.

Thousands of people would be forced to migrate from the coast to increasingly impoverished and crowded urban areas inland.

By the time of his death in 1227, he had created an empire that stretched from the Pacific coast to the Caspian Sea.

As we set out from the Peruvian coast to find the source of the Amazon (a cascade from a 15-metre-high rock-face) we were panting after just 100 metres.

After Allied defeat in “Dieppe Raid”, Hitler ordered the German forces to further consolidate the “Atlantic Fortress.” This was a defense belt running from Belgian coast to the entire western coast of France, and linked with fortified strongholds.

In a big country with hyperactive media, any sensational horror is quickly broadcast from coast to coast, making many people nervous.

But Hungary and other countries have stiffened Croatian resistance to other Russian plans, such as the attempt to gain control of an oil pipeline from the Croatian coast to Hungary.