How To Use North sea In A Sentence
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I've read that the capacity of the North Sea fields alone are such that they could adsorb European CO2 for decades.
Hydrogen Cars, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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Folds associated with intraformational faults in the Tertiary mudstones of the southernmost North Sea show a similar asymmetry, with anticlines locally developing into diapiric structures.
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Britain's worst oil-related disaster was the 1988 explosion and fire on the North Sea oil platform Piper Alpha off the Scottish coast, which killed 167 riggers.
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TD: Well, it's my first new studio music in nearly twenty years, and I've written most of the music in England in the wheelhouse of my solar powered lifeboat looking out over the North Sea, which is a very inspiring place to be.
Mike Ragogna: TED, Solar Power, Windpower, and All Things Amerikana : A Conversation with Thomas Dolby
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Bamburgh Castle, in Northumberland, which sits on a volcanic outcrop overlooking the North Sea, was in joint eighth place.
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From the North Sea island of Sylt to Lake Constance on the Swiss border, an increasing number of guests are spending their vacations abstaining from food at wellness hotels that offer a fasting program.
The Fast Road to a Healthier Holiday
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From the great shingle bank that runs south along the shoreline you can look out over the cold grey North Sea.
Times, Sunday Times
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With the expanded production of North Sea oil and gas, the UK has become a net exporter of fuel .
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The North Sea was the ocean in your mind blue, blue, and blue proud and great sea green / kelp brown / foam white
Susanne Jorn
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Separate ice fields also encroached from the North Sea, driving eastwards through what is now the Vale Of Pickering and covering much of the East Yorkshire plain, leaving the moors and wolds as isolated highlands.
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More important, he's not likely to forget that it was a naval minesweeper that picked him up out of the North Sea.
SAN ANDREAS
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Gale force winds which threatened floods at the weekend have blown unprecedented numbers of a small Arctic seabird on to the North sea coast.
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What is the total oil output from the British sector of the North Sea?
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None will ever return to the North Sea and what money they do get will most likely be swallowed up by creditors.
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Anyone who thinks they can see anything from a glass-bottomed boat is living in airy-fairy land - the North Sea being notoriously bad for underwater visibility.
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Britain, for example, is likely to become a net exporter of gas in the next two years as its North Sea supplies deplete at a time when demand is rising.
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The green flat almost lawn-like areas running right up to the edge of the sea cliffs reminds me of a place in the north of England I once saw, except the North Sea was a soupy gray rather than your nice bright blue.
'round here
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Many were kelts, fish that had spawned and then spent the winter in the river, but there were four fresh-run salmon glistening silver from the cold waters of the North Sea.
Salmon are back in Scottish rivers in force, and as elusive as ever
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Denmarkcontrols Danish Straits (Skagerrak and Kattegat) linking Baltic and North Seas; about one-quarter of the population lives in greater Copenhagen
Geography-note
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The North Sea is not the greatest place for fish but on any dive you are likely to see pollack, coalfish, ballan wrasse, anglerfish, topknots and ling.
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We've got options - we could go to the Faroes, to Norway, we can source Alaskan pollock, South Pacific cod from America - but they can only go to the North Sea.
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The battleships ray out over the North Sea, keeping their stations accurately apart.
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Currently, the county's gas supply is sourced from the North Sea.
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A temperature drop from 15 to 10° induces strobilation of polyps of Aurelia aurita from the North Sea.
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The Black Gold tartan was designed by North Sea oilman Andy Grieve.
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Incidents this year at its Njord and Visund fields in the Norwegian North Sea have added to Statoil's problems, while production remains suspended in Libya.
Statoil's Net Profit Soars
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If it were to stretch any further they'd be rolling up their trousers and paddling in the icy North Sea.
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The main fishery for the turbot in Atlantic waters is in the North Sea.
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The green flat almost lawn-like areas running right up to the edge of the sea cliffs reminds me of a place in the north of England I once saw, except the North Sea was a soupy gray rather than your nice bright blue.
'round here
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Brent North Sea crude for October rose 4c to finish at $US43.03.
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North Sea waves, he saw the sharp-beaked fighting galleys, and the sea-flung Northmen, great-muscled, deep-chested, sprung from the elements, men of sword and sweep, marauders and scourgers of the warm south-lands!
CHAPTER 14
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The best kippers start with the best herring, freshly caught in the cold waters of the Atlantic or North Sea.
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The last major incident in the North Sea was in 1993, when the MV Braer carrying 85,000 metric tons of crude oil ran aground in a storm in the Shetland Islands.
Shell: 54,600 gallons of oil spilled in North Sea
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The walkers journeyed along the Meridian Line from its first landfall on the North Sea coast at Tunstall to the banks of the Humber at Sunk Island.
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Good fish abound in the North Sea.
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But it had never occurred to me that fish and chips was as much a part of the environment as the winds off the North Sea and the bruised, scudding clouds.
I believe I can fry
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SSE, which is involved in developing the 1.3 billion pounds 504 megawatt Greater Gabbard farm in the North Sea off the coast of East Anglia, said Britain will need about four schemes the size of Gabbard per year if it is to achieve the 2020 target.
EcoEarth.Info Environment RSS Newsfeed
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BP has begun experimental drilling in a group of potential gasfields in the North Sea.
Times, Sunday Times
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The Sleipner Project in the North Sea is the first commercial-scale operation for sequestering CO2 in a deep saline reservoir.
Carbon capture and storage
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The Greeks and Romans were not acquainted with the employment of peat as fuel, but it appears from a curious passage which I have already cited from Pliny, N. H., book xvi., chap. 1, that the inhabitants of the North Sea coast used what is called kneaded turf in his time.
Earth as Modified by Human Action, The~ Chapter 01 (historical)
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There was a brisk breeze coming in across the North Sea but clear skies and bright sunshine made it pleasant even so.
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With the expanded production of North Sea oil and gas, the UK has become a net exporter of fuel .
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Similar stratal geometries have been described from comparable levels in the Chalk of the North Sea, and in outcrop in Britain and France.
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It is not known at present how extensive this phenomenon is along the western margin of the North Sea, or the eastern margin of the Atlantic.
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In the case of North Sea fisheries we are having to accept the consequence of those commitments ourselves.
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This difference in timing is extremely significant, for North Sea oil development is essentially a "post-1973/74 oil crisis" phenomenon.
North Sea OilThe Economic Implications
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What is the total oil output from the British sector of the North Sea?
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Radio Caroline used to broadcast from a boat in the North Sea.
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The North Sea being at the northern end of its range, it may be driven during winter to seek refuge in the few deeps which this sea offers.
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What is the total oil output from the British sector of the North Sea?
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The Rhine empties into the North Sea.
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By Christmas 1914, the front had ossified into a continuous line of trenches from the North Sea to the Swiss border.
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I simply do not comprehend how a herring in the North Sea can be at risk from a bovine disease.
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The goal of Save the North Sea project has been to reduce marine litter in the North Sea by changing the attitudes and behaviour of the people using the area.
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Chill easterlies have established a stronger hold than expected along the entire North Sea coast and as far as the Pennines, Birmingham, Oxford and Hampshire.
More snow forecast before cold snap gives way to high winds
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Radio Caroline used to broadcast from a boat in the North Sea.
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The Leda was a Norwegian steamer that would sail weekly from Oslo to Newcastle and back again across the cold North Sea, plying the same route as the old Vikings.
Broken Music, A Memoir
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It explains how, perhaps 25 times a year, an air mass is split by the Olympic Mountains, then reconnects over Puget Sound somewhere between north Seattle and Everett in what is called the Puget Sound convergence zone, an area that can then be rainy even though the sun shines brightly just 15 miles to the south.
Predicting The Weather | Seattle Metblogs
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The North Sea roils just off the former hippie village of Monster, 40 miles southwest of Amsterdam.
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A constant refrain is that Scotland should follow the lead set by Norway, a small, independent country made rich by direct control of its North Sea oil.
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Ices yesterday called for a ban on cod fishing in the North Sea, the Irish Sea and off the west coast of Scotland - and for a moratorium on fishing in areas where the species is caught as a by-catch - to rebuild fish stocks.
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It took me just one step out to be confronted with piercing wind and the black hostile waves of the North Sea a mere hundred yards away.
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The accident is a grim reminder of the potential dangers involved in North Sea oil production.
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They raided and pillaged, then headed back across the North Sea in their longships.
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To the south-west is the Mormond hill, which shelters Strichen from the icy winds coming off the North Sea.
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In 1682, the estates of East Frisia gave Brandenburg-Prussia help by allowing their ships to use her quays in Emden - a large harbour on the North Sea.
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The North Sea is a highly productive LME supporting average landings of 2.5 million metric tons of fish and shellfish every year.
North Sea large marine ecosystem
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Folds associated with intraformational faults in the Tertiary mudstones of the southernmost North Sea show a similar asymmetry, with anticlines locally developing into diapiric structures.
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Martch back into the North Seas. wee rann down alonge, N.W. and by N. and N.W.,
Privateering and Piracy in the Colonial Period Illustrative Documents
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It refers to the North Sea oil industry, which has underpinned the UK's economy for more than three decades and is based in Aberdeen, deep in the SNP's heartland.
SNP hopes a new wave can carry Scotland to independence
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It turned out those two bodies of water weren't really the North Sea and the Baltic, as the German travel magazine had promised — they were the "Skagerrak" and "Kattegat," two subordinate straits.
Pilgrimage to the Tip of Denmark
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I believe leaving the bases will be a cheaper option but also help North Sea fish stocks.
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Who then will own the North Sea oil and fisheries?
Times, Sunday Times
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In London, the price of Brent North Sea crude for February delivery gained US $0.14 to finish at US $56.69 a barrel.
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North Sea gas was first piped ashore near Durham.
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The Arctic Region became landlocked in Jurassic times largely as a result of North Sea doming.
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In London on Monday, oil prices hit a six-month high, with a barrel of benchmark Brent North Sea crude for April delivery as high as $24.05 at one point.
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Another example is that he blames the decline of puffins on warmer temperatures driving the sand eels they prey on farther north in the North Sea.
Times, Sunday Times
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It's not the turbines and it's not the foundations that are the big problems, it's the weather, said Dave Armstrong, whose company North Sea Logistics runs 22 turbine-support ships, and whose hinged gangplank is one of the winning ideas.
New offshore windfarm technologies in the battle against seasickness
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At North Sea, cons regularly slip unflattering press cuttings under the door of Archer's cell in a fruitless effort to rile the peer.
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Even with a force six easterly bearing in from the North Sea yesterday, Crail still appeared like the cosy little corner of the East Neuk of Fife it undoubtedly is.
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By 1974 the North Sea oil boom was gaining momentum rapidly.
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Tourism is our second biggest contributor - after North Sea oil - to gross domestic product.
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The River Tees empties into the North Sea.
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There was still one battleship in service, the Vanguard, a turreted shape I can just remember seeing through a North Sea mist, but the biggest surprise was the number of aircraft carriers: Ark Royal, Eagle, Indomitable, Illustrious, Implacable, Indefatigable, Formidable … their bulldog names went on over two pages.
A British fleet with no aircraft carrier. Unthinkable!
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But it's still a huge achievement - a mighty course perched above sharp clifftops overlooking the bad-tempered North Sea.
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He was a diver on a North Sea oil rig.
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In those days the North Sea was full of tunny - the giant tuna - that were in gorging on shoals of herring and mackerel.
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It will be a far cry from North Sea Camp open prison where inmates have keys to their own rooms.
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Despite the withdrawals and 1,500 job losses, the talk in the bars and offices of the north-east is upbeat as the North Sea beckons this new wave of explorers.
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Total, the oil and gas company, has arranged for a therapist from Allen Carr's Easyway - the company that helps smokers quit - to spend a few days on the North Sea rigs running stop-smoking courses for the riggers.
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Work up an appetite in the beautiful pool, or soak up splendid views of the North Sea coast.
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The North Sea oil and gas sector has come through a period in which taxation provided a big disincentive.
Times, Sunday Times
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Geographynote: controls Danish Straits (Skagerrak and Kattegat) linking Baltic and North Seas; about one-quarter of the population lives in greater Copenhagen
Denmark
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Good fish abound in the North Sea.
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Cats transports and processes gas on behalf of most of the major North Sea gas producers.
The Sun
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According to some estimates the bedrock beneath the Greenland Sea could hold more oil than the North Sea, which has partially powered the British, Dutch and Norwegian economies for decades.
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The pilot was drowned in his plane when it crashed into the North Sea.
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The aircraft had to ditch in the North Sea and all six crew members were able to scramble out and into a dinghy.
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High tides in the North Sea were funnelled down into the English Channel by a storm.
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GERMAN BOMBERS flew across the North Sea to Scapa Flow, a harbor in the Orkney Islands where there were English warships.
Human Smoke
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North Sea coastal spots were cooler with a fresh northerly breeze.
Times, Sunday Times
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The vehicle has been employed in projects ranging from herring stock assessment in the North Sea to mapping manganese distributions in a sea loch.
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The Marlstone Rock Bed is a distinctive limestone unit that outcrops from Lyme Regis on the Dorset coast of southern England, north-eastwards to just west of Hull near the North Sea coast.
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He was a diver on a North Sea oil rig.
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While the north-south strike may be related to extension in the North Sea, it is not obvious why the beds in the south Midlands dip towards the SE.
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According to some estimates the bedrock beneath the Greenland Sea could hold more oil than the North Sea, which has partially powered the British, Dutch and Norwegian economies for decades.
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They are the last remnants of a once-proud fishing industry, middle-water North Sea boats that fish for cod, plaice, haddock and lemon sole in an area that stretches down from Norway to the Thames.
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They narrowly escaped shipwreck in a storm in the North Sea.
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While she was there, aged 16, she watched whaling boats set out on the North Sea, and heard reports of one becoming stuck fast in the ice.
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Some estimates suggest that as many as 900,000 young salmon are being killed by mackerel and herring fleets in the North Sea only to be dumped over the side as by-catch discards.
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Predation by an abundance of medusae on zooplankton and ichthyoplankton could affect the North Sea ecosystem through top-down and bottom-up mechanisms.
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Meanwhile, he has abolished many of the royalties due on North Sea oil and slashed corporation taxes.
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The North Sea was the ocean in your mind blue, blue, and blue proud and great sea green / kelp brown / foam white
Susanne Jorn
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He was head-hunted for the British team from his job trawling for prawns and monkfish in the North Sea.
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The Baltic Sea is a continuation of the North Sea.
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The North Sea is an enchanting voyage across alternately silky and turbulent waters.
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North Sea waves, he saw the sharp-beaked fighting galleys, and the sea-flung Northmen, great-muscled, deep-chested, sprung from the elements, men of sword and sweep, marauders and scourgers of the warm south-lands!
CHAPTER 14
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She crossed the High Street, still feeling as if she were being watched, and found the unpaved lane that led east to the North Sea.
AFTERMATH
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While she was there, aged 16, she watched whaling boats set out on the North Sea, and heard reports of one becoming stuck fast in the ice.
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The North Sea is not the greatest place for fish but on any dive you are likely to see pollack, coalfish, ballan wrasse, anglerfish, topknots and ling.
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The chancellor had ordered a review of North Sea taxation in 1997, but was forced to put it on a back burner a year later when the oil price collapsed.
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The North Sea is another fishing region facing problems with quotas.
A Fish
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The Manchu Dynasty resists garden- Summer Palace and the North Seas, can also taste Peking of the orthodox school to roast duck, rinse the mutton.
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The North Sea Cycle Route officially opened yesterday as two German cyclists blazed a trail into the city, making the inaugural journey on the route.
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They narrowly escaped shipwreck in a storm in the North Sea.
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The minimum mesh size for nets designed to catch demersal species in the North Sea is 120mm, and has been so for some years
Times, Sunday Times
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He learnt his trade as a diver in the North Sea.
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A ‘sea fret’ is the local name for the thick fogs that occasionally sweep in off the North Sea.
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Tourism is our second biggest contributor - after North Sea oil - to gross domestic product.
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Reuters Activists tried to stop a Chevron ship in the North Sea, about 160 kilometers north of the Shetland Islands, in September.
U.K. Panel Questions Readiness to Fix Spill
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He is the son of North Sea sailors (the flat openness of the Dutch polders is beautifully evoked in a flashback to Leon's boyhood) and it turns out he's been in love most of his life.
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It is running a dangerous game of bluff over Greater Sunrise, encouraged by Norwegian advisers whose experience is based on the oil and gas fields in Europe's North Sea.
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The energy group is trying to force a massive pay cut on 120 North Sea oil workers by paying them hourly instead of monthly.
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All who have followed later developments know that last year-I believe it was on the twenty-third of April - a so-called "entente" was concluded among the North Sea Powers and among the Baltic Sea Powers, whereby they guaranteed each other's coastal areas20.
Fredrik Bajer - Nobel Lecture
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She frequently braves tempestuous weather in the little eight-seater Britton Norman, specially designed to cope with the wilds of the North Sea, and similar to the planes they use in the Antarctic.
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The Russians all think East Siberia has even more oil than West Siberia; everyone in the North Sea, which is running out, is convinced there is even more to be found west of Shetland … no doubt when the time comes, they will be given the budget to go find it, and to work out how to get it to market.
Von Storch at Boulder « Climate Audit
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A biting, briny wind from off the North Sea lashed her cheeks.
THE INNOCENTS AT HOME (A SUPERINTENDENT KENWORTHY NOVEL)
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Britain's possession of North Sea oil has proved a bonus for British technology.
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Across the North Sea, new Germanic tribes were settling: Angles, Jutes, Saxons.
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This year briny pearl price of the North sea 3 fold.
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The tax paid on North Sea oil varies hugely from one field to the next, depending mainly on the age of the field.
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With the virtual extinction of cod in the North Sea and serious problems with hake and haddock, the commission accepted that previous measures had failed.
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In the most recent year for which accounts are available, all taxes generated in Scotland, excluding the UK revenues from North Sea oil, amounted to £34.03 billion.
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Morgana is imprisoned and Eric loses his hand before being cast adrift in the North Sea.
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To pay the bills, the Scott Sutherland School of Architecture graduate took a job as a North Sea roustabout, the labourer of the oil industry.
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However, I don't recall any fuss being made about the over-fishing of North Sea Cod to the degree that there are probably less cod left than there are whales.
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Oil are mainly located in the foothills of the Carpathian Mountains region, the North Sea and its coastal areas.
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My grandparents have swum in the North Sea all their lives, mainly from the coast of Jutland, which is even further towards the North Pole than Norfolk.
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Grandmothers
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In the late sixties, Aunt Stormy had bought her cottage in North Sea because the name evoked the German North Sea for her.
The Worst Thing I've Done
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BP has begun experimental drilling in a group of potential gasfields in the North Sea.
Times, Sunday Times
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More important, he's not likely to forget that it was a naval minesweeper that picked him up out of the North Sea.
SAN ANDREAS
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Will my hon. Friend also confirm that 1991 has been a vibrant and exciting year in the North sea?
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The Dike, extending from the rough North Sea to the calmer waters of Bridlington Bay, is nothing more than a deep dry trench, skillfully following the hollows of the ground, and cutting off Flamborough Head and a solid cantle of high land from the rest of Yorkshire.
Mary Anerley
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The deal sees us continuing our investment in the North Sea, which is good news for our customers and shareholders," Mr. Laidlaw said.
Centrica Wins Battle to Buy Oil Producer
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They would be fitted with carbon capture storage technology, which would trap CO2 emissions and send them through a network of pipelines to a storage area under the North Sea.
Daily Express News Feeds
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In the North Sea, Greenpeace swimmers turned back dump ships carrying chemical wastes.
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In the North Sea it costs between $10 and $12 to extract a barrel of crude compared to just $5 in Saudi Arabia.
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One of the North Sea rigs has gone on the blink.
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Cold northeast winds have been bringing birds in off the North Sea.
Times, Sunday Times
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But the catches have been going down faster than the quotas and environmentalists suspect the bigger factor is a chain of subtle changes triggered by a slight rise in temperature in the North Sea.
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Enjoy views of the North Sea from the hilltop in this former colliery.
Times, Sunday Times
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In the east, which is lower and flatter, river gravels and alluvium from the North Sea have produced dark, rich soils.
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Take the trio of explorers that struck oil in the North Sea yesterday.
Times, Sunday Times
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From the great shingle bank that runs south along the shoreline you can look out over the cold grey North Sea.
Times, Sunday Times
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He adds that he is no longer a dreadful student, has letters after his name, and has learnt a useful lesson from his North Sea mishap.
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TD: Well, it's my first new studio music in nearly twenty years, and I've written most of the music in England in the wheelhouse of my solar powered lifeboat looking out over the North Sea, which is a very inspiring place to be.
Mike Ragogna: TED, Solar Power, Windpower, and All Things Amerikana : A Conversation with Thomas Dolby
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At dawn, the moon will be as far away from the sun as its orbit will carry it and as a result will appear out to the North Sea as a dark disc surrounded by a vibrant ring of fire.
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His first 11 months aboard the Alabama was in the European theatre, mostly in the North Sea, convoying British and Russian troop and supply ships against a German U-boat armada.
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The accident is a grim reminder of the potential dangers involved in North Sea oil production.
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Britain also is the largest contributor of heavy metals, copper, cadmium, lead, to the North Sea. 3.
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Take the trio of explorers that struck oil in the North Sea yesterday.
Times, Sunday Times
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This will eliminate the disposal of waste acid in the North Sea and significantly reduce discharge to the River Tees.
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In 1965, fifty companies embarked, in pea soup secrecy, upon a historic search for gas under the North Sea.
The Impact of Natural Gas on the United Kingdom
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After graduating, one of his early jobs was as a helicopter crewman in the North Sea.
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Last week I saw burnet roses in the dunes of Northumberland: low scrubby sticks scythed by North Sea winds blooming with constellations of white flowers.
Country diary: Wenlock Edge
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The North Sea's cool surface temperature keeps eastern areas colder than those further west.
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Any attempt to get these machines off the water in a North Sea 'lop' infallibly led to their destruction.
The War in the Air; Vol. 1 The Part played in the Great War by the Royal Air Force
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Cod are found in the North Atlantic and the North Sea.
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The Auk Formation is widespread in the UK Central North Sea and extends northwards into the southern Viking Graben.
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The east coast weather gods conspired to roll in the haar off the North Sea in a north to north easterly breeze of force three to four, making race management a gargantuan task.
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Last week I saw burnet roses in the dunes of Northumberland: low scrubby sticks scythed by North Sea winds blooming with constellations of white flowers.
Country diary: Wenlock Edge
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North Sea coastal spots were cooler with a fresh northerly breeze.
Times, Sunday Times
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The accident is a grim reminder of the potential dangers involved in North Sea oil production.
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While the outbreak directed media attention to pollution in the North Sea, ascribing the guilt to pollution was premature.
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Greenpeace has described the Humber as the most polluted river in Britain and a substantial contributor to North Sea pollution.
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We talk in his spacious office, which has views over the North Sea and a presentation fuel rod on the windowsill.
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We are told that Blue Tongue has been visited upon Britain as a result of global warning allowing a certain kind of midge to migrate Northwards through Europe, and high winds which then blew these midges across the North Sea.
Archive 2007-09-01
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At lunchtime on August 15, radar operators near Scarborough picked up signals from a fleet of German aircraft heading over the North Sea.
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Explore a life without limits: Fresh South African Mandarin, woody Cuban Mahogany and warm North Sea Amber bring you around the world, through a journey of discoveries and adventures.
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A mere fraction of North sea revenues is to be spent on enforcing the safety regime.
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High tides in the North Sea were funnelled down into the English Channel by a storm.
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Britain's North Sea oil supply is dwindling, forcing the oilmen into ever more expensive offshore exploration in ever deeper water.
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Programme lunch 4.11.93 A fishing boat has sunk overnight in the north sea.
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It refers to the North Sea oil industry, which has underpinned the UK's economy for more than three decades and is based in Aberdeen, deep in the SNP's heartland.
SNP hopes a new wave can carry Scotland to independence
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They narrowly escaped shipwreck in a storm in the North Sea.
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They also know nothing about fishing - they think the haddock for their fish suppers comes out of the North Sea already battered.
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My wingman aborted somewhere along the line, and I escorted a B- 17 to a successful ditching in the middle of the North Sea.
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Toxic chemicals continue to be dumped in the North Sea.
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Radio Caroline used to broadcast from a boat in the North Sea.
