North Atlantic

From studying physical maps you know that the North Atlantic is the area of the Atlantic that lies north of the Equator and that the entire west coast of Europe borders the North Atlantic, so you correctly answer Europe.

Geography Bee today! Test your geo smarts 2010

Hopping the North Atlantic was a memory cited both by a Daytona-based private jet pilot, Michele LaVigna, and by the president of the trade group Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, Craig Fuller.

Private Aviation, Global Adventures 2010

Let's not forget though that from tomorrow we become Region 9 and from 2010 Scotland will be known as the North Atlantic Tranche.

John Terry’s sacking as England captain tells us something interesting... 2009

Subtropical high pressures from the North Atlantic are the predominant climatic feature.

Garajonay National Park, Spain 2008

This time the culprit is believed to be a similar phenomenon in the tropical North Atlantic, which is suppressing the trade winds that bring moisture to the Amazon.

The Gasping Forest Shoumatoff, Alex 2007

[Garcia Ferrer] Well, Commander, regarding tourism I can say that we are about to complete the hotel which has thus far been known as the North Atlantic

Fourth Castro, PCC Meeting Report 1990

But these foreign born were confined almost entirely to the Northern states, that is, the North Atlantic states and North Central states.

Sociology and Modern Social Problems 1909

Such wandering corpses are common enough in the North Atlantic, which is haunted by all the terrors of the sea, — fogs, icebergs, dead ships bent upon mischief, and long sinister gales that fasten upon one like a vampire till all the strength and the spirit and even hope are gone, and one feels like the empty shell of a man.

Lord Jim 1900

Such wandering corpses are common enough in the North Atlantic, which is haunted by all the terrors of the sea, -- fogs, icebergs, dead ships bent upon mischief, and long sinister gales that fasten upon one like a vampire till all the strength and the spirit and even hope are gone, and one feels like the empty shell of a man.

Lord Jim 1899

Such wandering corpses are common enough in the North Atlantic, which is haunted by all the terrors of the sea, -- fogs, icebergs, dead ships bent upon mischief, and long sinister gales that fasten upon one like a vampire till all the strength and the spirit and even hope are gone, and one feels like the empty shell of a man.

Lord Jim Joseph Conrad 1890