Use "north pole" in a sentence

1. The snow builds up, and the weight causes it to pack into the ice and push southward from the north pole and northwards from Antarctica

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2. North Pole and a South Pole

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3. the north poles all facing one direction and they will be

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4. Place the magnets North Pole to

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5. in their right minds at the North Pole, but maybe I can cure this one

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6. He was reciting to the bookshelves the expeditionary history of the North Pole, as though standing before an audience

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7. He rambled on about the travels of Hudson, Frobisher, Franklin, and Rae, and he mixed it with the great debate over the first to reach the North Pole

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8. Some melting at the North Pole was more than compensated for by additions to the South polar icecap

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9. The North pole star

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10. Next Pimall presented the gift of The Warm People, a seventeen-room home in the city of Axis, which was on the permanent ice cap over the North Pole

11. hell knows what he does with those elves at the North Pole?”

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12. summer, the north pole is in constant sunlight for about 41 years

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13. It was as if Peter and Jane had walked into Santa's North Pole

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14. Perhaps you’ve forgotten that this is the North Pole, and

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15. Now she was being sent off to the North Pole

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16. ing at the North Pole and be as warm as I’d be here at home in bed!”

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17. of the North Pole

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18. “I did notice a cluster of domes near the north pole,” Rashi offered

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19. all, as cold as the North Pole," I said

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20. retelling of the story of Santa- a fat old man in a red suit who lives at the north pole and

21. According to their reports, the Terrans have established a permanent orbital watch with two pairs of frigates, one stationed above the North Pole and the other pair above the South Pole

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22. They'd wouldn't find her until the North Pole had been relocated to Key

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23. This would allow their bombers based on their Pacific coast to reach most of the continental United States, while bombers flying out of Murmansk and passing over the North Pole could strike anywhere along our east coast and even our southern states

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24. He brought up a temperature reading from 6:00 that morning at the North Pole and compared it to what it was now, at almost 11:00 a

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25. Cloud cover and precipitation in both areas of the Arctic Circle and the North Pole does not exist

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26. Nathan’s face became as glazed as the frozen ice around the North Pole as he stared at his older half brother, his personal hero and computer-programming god

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27. The air seems to be blowing straight from the North Pole

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28. hidden at the North Pole

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29. The Israelis occupy land taken by force of arms in the face of UN resolutions; North Korea sells nuclear weapons to rogue states; Iran and Syria arm the Hezbollah in defiance of world opinion; the Russians are planting flags at the North Pole contrary to international treaties; the Faroese are catching 10 times the agreed sustainable fishing quota; the Pakistanis are cheating at cricket to allow betting fraud; the Zimbabweans are seizing farms and giving them to government cronies; the US imprisons “foreign combatants” in Guantanamo Bay without any rights under US law or the Geneva convention; Greek workers riot on the streets until they get what they want; the French Government refuses to pay EU fines for breaking the rules they themselves set; terrorists blow up innocent civilians and end up in the government of Northern Ireland; the Australians criticise the Japanese for killing whales “for scientific research”, because they are “sentient beings”, but shoot kangaroos as pests

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30. He shook as though he’d been stuck at the North Pole with nothing but a t-shirt and shorts

31. Looking at the huge heap of things, Sensei asked in confusion, “Guys, are you going to the North Pole?”

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32. Miss Destiny placed her red arrow into the strong bow and lifted it skyward, aiming the arrow toward the North Pole

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33. “Alaska is too close to the North Pole for me!”

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34. star with regard to the Earth's north pole at www

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35. The rotation of the Big Dipper formation in the northern celestial hemisphere near the North Pole

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36. After science has overtaken us and after civilization has invaded us, it is better to leave the noise and the smoke of the factories and cars and go on a journey on the ship of the mind to investigate the truth at the South and North Poles; the farthest boundaries of our world

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37. The North Pole is an area of more than 14 million square kilometers

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38. The Norwegian scientist “Nansen” who went to the North Pole area on board the ship “Fram” which was detained among the ice there at the end of the 19th century proved this drift

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39. The rivers which flow from north to south come from the North Pole ice, and rivers of the opposite direction from south to north such as the Orontes and the Nile come from the ice of the South Pole

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40. There is a North Pole and a South Pole, an inside and an outside, a seen and an unseen, but these expressions merely serve to place extremes in contrast

41. started one year when Jesus went to the North Pole to pay a visit to Santa

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42. That reminded Jesus of why he had journeyed to the North Pole in the

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43. Place two north poles of the two magnets close together and observe

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44. Place the south pole close to the north pole and observe

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45. They chose not to join other diners and drinkers in the aptly named Rogue Trader or The North Pole

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46. “At that time the north pole was somewhere over

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47. “Draco marks the sky of the North Pole,”

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48. that stood above the north pole before the pole shift, the

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49. While she was in the air, over the North Pole, the story about the US Airways tweet reached them, as it rippled across the web

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50. Because we selectively focus on one polar opposite; we choose not to bee aware that the Earth is a round globe and the South and North poles are merely imaginary dots on a map that could be placed anywhere

51. To answer the latter objection, realize that you need not worry about whether you can reach the North Pole in order to begin walking north

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52. Perhaps she traveled to the North Pole and was shacking up with an Eskimo in his igloo

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53. *Bailly believed that Atlantis was located at the North Pole! Ed

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54. But to overcome all the obstacles around the South Pole—even more unattainable than the North Pole, which still hadn't been reached by the boldest navigators—wasn't this an absolutely insane undertaking, one that could occur only in the brain of a madman?

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55. These banks are the result of marine sedimentation, an extensive accumulation of organic waste brought either from the equator by the Gulf Stream's current, or from the North Pole by the countercurrent of cold water that skirts the American coast

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56. I entertain a conviction, based upon large experience, that if in the days of my prosperity I had gone to the North Pole, I should have met somebody there, wandering Esquimaux or civilized man, who would have told me that Pumblechook was my earliest patron and the founder of my fortunes

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57. now, arctic terns, Werner, they fly from the south pole to the north pole, true navigators of the globe, probably the most migratory creatures ever to live, seventy thousand kilometers a year

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58. Our initial gig was at the North Pole

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59. After this season of congealed dampness came a spell of dry frost, when strange birds from behind the North Pole began to arrive silently on the upland of Flintcomb-Ash; gaunt spectral creatures with tragical

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60. But he could feel the world rearranging itself, with the equator located somewhere along her expanding waist, on the sofa where she spent most of months seven and eight on bed rest, and Charlie way away at the North Pole

61. At last, one afternoon, she arrived very late, with her face so desperately pale and her eyes so desperately red, that Raoul resolved to go to all lengths, including that which he foreshadowed when he blurted out that he would not go on the North Pole expedition unless she first told him the secret of the man's voice

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62. In 1895 the Norwegian scientist Fridtjof Nansen got closer to the North Pole than anyone else had managed, until the Americans Robert Peary and Matthew Henson finally got there in 1909 using Inuit-style sledges and dogs

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63. Catherine Hartley and Fiona Thornewill (both UK) skied to the North Pole – with resupplies – in a time of 55 days from 11 March to 5 May 2001, after setting out from Ward Hunt Island in the Northwest Territories, Canada

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64. Fastest expedition to the North Pole

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65. 62 miles) at the North Pole

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66. Fastest trek to the North Pole, supported

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67. The world’s northernmost year-round homes are for the five permanent residents of the Alert settlement on Ellesmere Island in the Canadian Arctic, just 817 km (507 miles) from the North Pole

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68. "What if the pencil falls upon the North Pole," I asked, "will we have to go there?"

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69. I've been to the North Pole," he ended quietly, "so we shan't have to go there

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70. "YOU'VE BEEN TO THE NORTH POLE!" I managed to gasp out at last

71. The Doctor recognized her as one of the bears who had spoken to him when he was discovering the North Pole

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72. I should have gone perhaps on an expedition to the North Pole, because j’ai le 509 of 967

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73. "Do you know where he is going next year? He says he intends to go to the North Pole for scientific investigations, and has invited me to go with him! Ha, ha, ha! He also says that we Russians know nothing, can do nothing, without European help

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74. Indeed, as they have found their way into most of our newspapers, it is now generally known in this country, that, in consequence of the reported breaking up of the Greenland ice, an expedition has already left England, in two divisions, the one for the purpose of exploring a northwest passage to Asia, around the North American continent, by the way of Davis's Straits; the other, for effecting the same object by passing over the north pole

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75. Suppose that in every land-project you are successful—suppose both the Canadas, Quebec, Halifax, every thing to the North pole, yours by fair conquest—are your rights on the ocean, therefore, secure? Does your flag float afterwards in honor? Are your seamen safe from impressment? Is your course along the highway of nations unobstructed? No one pretends it

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