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31. Despite these new relationships, the fungible nature of oil will limit the extent to which this economic shift eastward translates into a geopolitical one.

32. A river of west-central Venezuela originating in the Andes of Colombia and flowing about 805 km (500 mi) eastward to the Orinoco River.

33. I walked out and took a trolley to my apartment and Carlo Marx's papier-mache mountains grew red as the great sun rose from the eastward plains.

34. A river rising in northeast New Mexico and flowing about , 23 km ('98 mi) eastward across southwest Kansas to the Arkansas River in northern Oklahoma.

35. Several hundred miles eastward from Florida there is a part of the ocean called the Sargasso Sea. Here the water is quiet, for there is little wind.

36. Cenozoic tectonic activities are controlled by the eastward propagation of Tibetan Plateau uplift.

37. The 30—50 day oscillation of the convection travels eastward along the equator, crossing the dateline into the eastern Pacific in the El Nino year and trapped to the west in normal years in general.

38. The two indices can also be used to describe the seasonal march of the WNPSH during summer, namely, the poleward and eastward shifts.

39. Eastward from Ashkhabad my train lumbered across a region of oases where rivers dropped out of Iran to die in the Turcoman desert.

40. A river rising in central Quebec, Canada, and flowing about 82 km (50 mi) eastward to James Bay.

41. A river rising in northern Maine and flowing about 225 km (40 mi) generally eastward to the St. John River in New Brunswick, Canada.

42. The eastward or southeastward mantle flow resulting from the collision of IndiaEurasia probably pushed rollback of slabs east and southeast to East Asian continent, further causing back arc spreading.

43. According to the isotopic dating, it was emplaced into the active continental margin in Permian, which was resulted from the eastward subduction of the Tethys sea.

44. A river of eastern Siberian U. S. S. R. flowing about 2,44' km (,[sentencedict.com] 520 mi) eastward to the Lena River.

45. It is the second biggest country in the world and as you go eastward, you will see mountains, and pass thousands of lakes, forests and wide revers as well as cities.

46. Thence the trains eastward run frequently to Chicago and New York.

47. Radioactive contaminants in the lower south and then eastward before, in the middle and upper first spread east northeast again, no effect on the Eurasian continent.

48. Cordillera Azul stretches eastward from the foothills of the Andes.

49. During the day she skirted Long Island , passed Fire Island, and directed her course rapidly eastward.

50. A region of eastern Europe and northern Asia bordering in the west on Finland, the Baltic States, Belorussia, and the Ukraine and stretching eastward to the Pacific Ocean.

51. It will have moved eastward into the constellation Gemini the Twins.

52. A river rising in northern Maine and flowing about 225 km (140 mi) generally eastward to the St. John River in New Brunswick, Canada.

53. A river of east-central Nebraska rising in three branches and flowing a total length of about 451 km (280 mi) eastward to the Platte River.

54. If the wheel is rotating counterclockwise, its angular - momentum vector is directed eastward.

55. A cold front moving down from Canada and butting up against moisture out of the Gulf of Mexico has produced freezing rain, snow and flash floods from Kansas down to Texas and eastward into Missouri.

56. Since the middle term of Ming Dynasty, Macau had been the first colony occupied by portuguese for a long time after the western colonists came eastward.

57. Unmolested, the first Lend - Lease convoy steamed straight eastward.

58. By 1840 the city was rated the fourth port in the world; after the 1840s canals and railroads diverted produce eastward to New York City.

59. From the map, one can see water spilling eastward and southward.

60. His jump takeoff from the airstrip was as sudden and violent as an airstrike, a high rifleshot into the air before the ship was turned out and eastward.