karoo desert造句

• The species are native to South Africa, specifically to Cape Province and the Karoo desert.
• Growing up together in the vast scrubland of the Karoo desert tends to do that to people.
• In November 2014, a South African farmer found a crashed Loon balloon in Karoo desert between Strydenburg and Britstown.
• Palmer was born in the Karoo Desert of South Africa to Clifford George Palmer-a rancher-and Kate ( n閑 Uglig ) Palmer.
• Ward, funded by the National Science Foundation, has been in the Karoo Desert looking for fossil evidence from this time period known as the Late Permian.
• That's a hard sell in a flyspeck hundreds of miles from anything in the Karoo Desert where a small statue of Hendrik Verwoerd stares down from a small bluff.
• ""'Buddleja glomerata " "'is a shrub endemic to the mountains of the Karoo desert in South Africa, where it grows among boulders on dry hillsides.
• It's all still debatable, he said, but perhaps Ward and Smith's new find in the Karoo Desert of South Africa will shift the debate in favor of one side or the other.
• Its whitewashed villages can pass for Greece; its ragged mountains can stand for Scotland; its vineyards can make do for France; the Karoo Desert can double for Arizona; the coastal cliff roads can be the Italian Riviera.
• This region is noted for its extreme dryness ( bordered by the Namib and the Karoo deserts ) and Dernberg is an important landmark in the Zebrawater watershed that ultimately feeds into the Orange River, South Africa's biggest river.
• Only now, when it is in danger of dying out, has the music of the Khoisan _ indigenous people of southern Africa _ come out of the remote nooks of South Africa's Karoo desert and found a national stage.
• Convinced black rule would spell the end of their culture, a handful of descendants of 17th century Dutch and French settlers bought an entire town on the edge of the Karoo Desert, 370 miles ( 595 kilometers ) southwest of Johannesburg.
• The Karoo Desert is one of the best places to dig for fossils older than 250 million years because it was a basin that rapidly filled in with sediment _ preserving the dead _ and has remained relatively undisturbed by geological change since then.
• Coetzer, at 5-foot-2 one of the shortest players on the tour, grew up playing in the Karoo Desert in South Africa and dealt with the heat far better than Graf, though both were drenched in sweat just minutes into the match.
• On Wednesday, millions of South Africans voting in ramshackle black townships, wealthy white suburbs, in villages in the Karoo desert and near the wind-whipped Cape of Good Hope were expected to elect the ANC to a second five-year term in power.
• Cape Town was cut off from the highland interior by a triple barrier of steep mountain ranges, but the lines nonetheless progressed fast inland, once the primary obstacle of the Karoo desert to the town of Beaufort West, De Aar, and thence to Kimberley.
• On Wednesday, millions of South Africans, voting in ramshackle black townships, wealthy white suburbs, in villages in the Karoo desert and near the wind-whipped Cape of Good Hope, were expected to elect the ANC to a second five-year term in power.
• As blacks, whites and people of other races quietly lined up in ramshackle black townships, wealthy white suburbs, in villages in the Karoo desert and near the wind-whipped Cape of Good Hope, common concerns were on their minds _ especially unemployment, crime and corruption.
• Humor dry as the Karoo desert comes forth in " Chateau Cardboard, " local wines sold in cardboard boxes, and " rugger bugger, " defined as " an aggressively masculine ( young ) male, fanatical about sport, enthusiastic about group drunkenness ."
• Coetzer, at 5-foot-2 ( 1.57m ) one of the shortest players on the tour, grew up playing in the Karoo Desert in South Africa and dealt with the heat far better than Graf, though both were drenched in sweat just minutes into the match.