Utiliser "atlantic" dans une phrase

1. Shaun lives a twilight life, moving through the rock pools and shallows of the Atlantic coast line, selling directly sometimes, but usually preferring to move the merchandise on quietly through his own network of club and playground contacts

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2. Trees, where they stand in thin knots, are bent and misshapen, pointing out the path of least resistance to Atlantic squalls

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3. He had seen so much already and he didn't want the correspondence to have to make the Atlantic crossing in addition to the overland trek to reach them

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4. Today is just a minor disturbance, a short, sharp Atlantic squall

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5. The eight travelers settled into their state rooms for the long trip east to the Atlantic

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6. The Atlantic passage was invigorating for Titania and Hipolyta, but for Mandy in particular

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7. There are more wolves and beavers than anywhere in Europe and even Atlantic salmon come here to breed

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8. This smal central American country is the only one with no Atlantic coastline, nevertheless you see dolphins and whales passing through its Pacific waters

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9. With powder sand beaches and lush green mountains, banyan trees and volcanic outcrops, this is where the Caribbean meets the Atlantic in a sheltered cove of calm shores and beautiful coral

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10. Bordered by the Pacific to the east and the Atlantic to the west, South America

11. Lying between the Andes and Atlantic Ocean, this land of tropical rainforests, beaches, snow-covered mountains and Patagonia (big foot) contains unique wildlife

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12. The association stems from the legend that his body was washed ashore (ie scallop shell - the sea) on the Atlantic coast nearby

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13. The principal, perhaps, arise, not from the nature of things, but from the prejudices and opinions of the people, both on this and on the other side of the Atlantic

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14. Savannah in the first Atlantic crossing by a ship powered by steam

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15. the Milo made a turn to the southeast after clearing the Elizabeth Islands and headed out into the Atlantic Ocean

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16. Jones in the Atlantic Ocean and covering several hundred miles

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17. The next few months were spent sailing the south Atlantic and

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18. Helena in the southern Atlantic and spent a few days there

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19. concerned about with both of these cruisers out on the Atlantic in addition to many others, among them the Georgia, the Sumter, and the Tallahassee, out there as well

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20. By this time, the South had well over five hundred ships in their arsenal, and they were stationed all around the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico

21. north latitude and 30° west longitude in the Atlantic Ocean

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22. She cruised in the North Atlantic and West

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23. into the South Atlantic and stopped at Cape Town in August

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24. Meanwhile, back in the southern Atlantic, the Shenandoah was sailing south, and at the same time, the crew continued the work of preparing the cruiser for her mission of destruction

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25. The ship had now reached a point in the southern Atlantic off the coast of Africa and was constantly receiving heavy rain and

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26. At this time, the Shenandoah was in the northern Atlantic at 15° north latitude and 26° west

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27. headed into the South Atlantic Ocean

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28. The rulers of Great Britain have, for more than a century past, amused the people with the imagination that they possessed a great empire on the west side of the Atlantic

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29. constructions, like Atlantic White Cedar, Western Red Cedar and Redwood

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30. Atlantic White Cedar and Western Red Cedar were often used, but as the fast logging of these

31. particularly on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts of the United States

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32. years sailing the oceans of the world, particularly the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans

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33. At full speed Johan had nearly an hour spare from his position in the Atlantic ocean – though it meant travelling illegally fast

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34. His plan was to take the Shenandoah south, around Cape Horn and then sail up the Atlantic Ocean,

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35. September 16 and entered the South Atlantic Ocean after that

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36. Safely away from the main sub, the craft shot out from the depths of the mid Atlantic like a missile heading for some airborne target

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37. A hundred and fifty-eight kilometres above the Earth’s surface an invisible craft had its sensors fixed on a point in the mid Atlantic Ocean

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38. Atlantic, the Milo arrived in New Bedford on May 7, 1869

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39. ‘I'm guessing it's somewhere under the Atlantic Ocean but you don't want me to know in case the real Gerrid sought its destruction,’ he surmised

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40. As those Ashantis stood trembling, cowed and disheartened, looking one moment at the yelling crowd, then at the ever rolling expanse of the vast Atlantic, a sight few of them had ever seen before, a thrill of pity must have gone through all the hearts of those white people there

41. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was/is a military alliance established by the United States and Western Europe

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42. You did say he was coming over? You did ask me to arrange for my mother-in-law to come over? My mother-in-law, who practically had a breakdown herself when she heard about William, and who canceled the rest of her trip to Atlantic City? Didn’t you ask me to have her watch the girls today so that Paul and us could return to the scene of the crime?”

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43. Thus from 60,000 to 600,000 Africans, could have been killed in crossing the Atlantic and being broken, “seasoned

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44. As a guerrilla commander fighting the Sandinistas he came to know the Atlantic coast intimately, from the Caribbean port town of Bluefields, north to the frontier and well into Honduras

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45. Brazil has a very large oil field in the ocean and has just announced the discovery of another large oil field in the Atlantic Ocean

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46. 6 Million Years ago the Atlantic poured into the Mediterranean basin lowering the ocean levels by as much as 9

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47. The water then flowed to the Atlantic

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48. drilled from the Atlantic ten years earlier

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49. Antarctica’s Vostok Glacier and the Atlantic Coast of Africa had shown the fifteen

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50. sampled from the lower North Atlantic and cave stalagmites taken from the Arabian

51. “Have you all gone insane?! I can barely move a bucket full of water let alone the Atlantic ocean!” Ash rolled his eyes, ignoring her statement

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52. Some said it was the Battle of the Atlantic, against the U-boats and German battleships

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53. With America’s initiative, the North Atlantic Treaty

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54. within 125 years of Mohammed’s death, extended to the Atlantic through Spain, through to Mesopotamia, Persia, and Egypt, to Turkey and Armenia, and to the Chinese border

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55. This is as far as I can go in this direction; a short distance beyond the city lies the Atlantic Ocean and then of course, America, a country well known for welcoming those anxious to make a fresh start

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56. Iceland was an island in the North Atlantic Ocean, the name they use for the Eastern Sea, which had been settled by Norsemen many centuries ago

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57. On both sides of the Atlantic, he says, “the debate has metastasized into cultural warfare against economic liberty

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58. It was very hot in her apartment in the summers in Atlantic City

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59.  Types and details of ships used in the Mediterranean and the Atlantic during the time

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60. Thomas is contiguous to the Atlantic Ocean to the north, while its beaches to the south breathe the air of the Caribbean Sea

61. The dust crosses the Atlantic driven by trade winds

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62. Finally, on this side of the Atlantic, Benjamín Gómez, professor of Spanish asked Roger after highly praising his poem “Why did you wait so long to write it?”

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63. gravel plains and the Atlantic

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64. Brazil has a very large oil field in the ocean and has just announced the discovery of another large oil field in the Atlantic ocean

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65. He has already stated that he would propose to ―study‖ development in the Southern Atlantic but that he would delay development off Virginia‘s coast

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66. completed and still-under construction ships up and down the Atlantic

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67. Atlantic Ocean the currents of warm water rising and flowing

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68. (In the late 1990's, an east wind blew from Africa across the Atlantic to

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69. As said earlier, these areas, which coincide with my own stomping grounds, are along the Atlantic Coast

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70. We attended each other’s weddings, and through the years Tetlow and I would look forward to our vacations in Atlantic Beach where we could spend time with friends, family and Rosalie and Jim

71. These and other cutters were increasingly used in drug enforcement and immigration interdiction in the South Atlantic and Gulf regions (Johnson, R

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72. The Atlantic hurricane hit in mid-September, 1944

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73. The USCGA graduate (1972) earned two Masters degrees and was chief of Atlantic Area Operational Forces

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74. Master Chief Bucci served as an advisor on women in the armed services to the Defense Department, as Atlantic Area Command Master Chief, and was assigned to Coast Guard Headquarters in Washington, D

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75. 1918 Coast Guard cutters participate in search and rescue operations in the Atlantic in World War 1

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76. North Atlantic Drift: the North Atlantic Current; part of the Gulf Stream (from the Gulf of Mexico) which drifts North to Canada, and across the Atlantic to Britain, warming the waters in the middle and high latitudes

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77. Allen had previously attracted attention for his administration of search and rescue, immigration and drug interdiction missions in the Caribbean region, and his administrative response to the 11 September, 2001 terrorist attacks on the United States in the Atlantic Area (Shanker, “Commander Accustomed to Scrutiny…,” 2005)

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78. Ships traveling from the Atlantic Ocean to the Twin Ports can navigate the 2340 miles in one week or less

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79. Atlantic Region Commander, Adm

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80. Allen was Atlantic Area Commander and Commander of the Atlantic Maritime Defense Zone

81. As Atlantic Commander, Adm

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82. Allen coordinated Coast Guard operations in the Atlantic and Great Lakes regions immediately after the 09-11-01

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83. 1918 Coast Guard cutters participated in convoy patrols, search and rescue (SAR), and anti-submarine warfare in the Atlantic Ocean for the duration of World War I

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84. Coast Guard in the Battle of the Atlantic, 1941-1944

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85. At the same time, such tactics were being used for federal aid on the US side of the Atlantic

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86. She apologized with, “My brotuh was a dealuh in Atlantic City, yuh see

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87. I soon saw the water of the Atlantic Ocean

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88. Trying to re-establish the pre-war passenger traffic across the Atlantic, some of the older ships which had not succumbed to the ravages of war were bought back from the new owners, then refurbished

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89. Then one day, he set sail across the Atlantic on some important journey, and he never came back

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90. "A sweep is coming through Atlantic and Myrtle in two weeks

91. After school, I worked at a variety of jobs in public relations and submitted poems and stories to The Atlantic and The New Yorker

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92. It was an enormous projection of land and mountains that carved its way westward into the Atlantic Ocean

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93. From the last vantage point they could see the large white waves crashing on to the Blasket Islands, the most westerly point of Ireland and nothing but the great Atlantic Ocean beyond

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94. The difference between this hurricane and many others was that it veered off course and headed across the Atlantic moving unusually in a northern direction

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95. The seashores and Islands were constantly caressed by the large white Atlantic waves that created a rhythm of sound

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96. It was from here that the big fishing vessels sailed far out into the North Atlantic to gather fish like Cod from the colder waters

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97. Britain had gone to war with Argentina over the invasion of the Falkland Islands in the South Atlantic

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98. It was national news in Ireland and had an effect on the Irish abroad on both sides of the Atlantic

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99. How was your journey across the Atlantic?" Spoke he

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100. In the meantime, he contrived the material transfer between Ocean and Atlantic ‘on paper’ backed by dubious C