Ozone recovery at the poles will be minimally affected by climate change.
Shoulder-poles, cardboard boxes and large travel bags stuffed to bursting pitched to and fro before their eyes.
She chats with a neighbor hanging laundry on one of the poles that festoon the lane, while a man, still in pajamas, waters his plants.
In the North American gallery of the British Museum, among the magnificent feather headdresses, and in a case beside the totem poles, is a very interesting bit of rubbish indeed.
I don't have the poles for the line in my yard like I did in my childhood home, so I set my clothesline up in the corner of the yard using the 45 degree Angle of the fence to hang my line.
Our points of view are at opposite poles.
It was made of gilded bamboo, and the poles were of vermilion lacquer studded with brass peacocks.
Billboards built around actual electric wires and poles (in Indonesia) to amusingly yet convincingly dramatize the need for the panasonic nose hair trimmer's safety cutting system.
The first stage of mitosis, during which the chromosomes condense and become visible, the nuclear membrane breaks down, and the spindle apparatus forms at opposite poles of the cell.
Several sparrows sang enthusiastically on the poles near the street.
For this end, Zhanjiang should be constructed according to the theory of development poles.
Messenger has begun testing this theory by deploying a laser altimeter to map the shape of craters at the poles - with some encouraging results.
Sami have long used the tents as portable shelters—their wide bases and forked poles enable them to withstand winds of up to 50 miles an hour on the Arctic tundra.
These poles are heavy, I should find someone else to tote
The very gravity distortion also effects the space-time continuum in the area, and creates a dimensional aperture field very similar to what occurs in the poles.
We leaned the shouler poles back against the wall.
It's tucked away down an alleyway, just next to a shed where punting poles, OARS and cushions are hired out.
support on poles, of climbing plants, such as beans.
At intervals stood fishermen in waders, an abandoned tractor rotting in a field, a pair of deer, an ancient Indian village with totem poles hard to glimpse through the trees.
Richmond, Ind., has had such an onslaught of garage sale signs posted in the right of way that the city has placed stickers on prominent light poles warning of violations and fines.
Solar irradiance decreases towards the poles.
Contemporary illustrations show cathedral spires collapsing, vaults caving in, high scaffolding keeling over in a chaos of planks and poles.
Huts stand on wooden poles in the water. A woman moves her dugout canoe slowly along the shore.
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