Baffin in a sentence

Storm surge and hurricane warnings on Friday were in effect for Baffin Bay to Sargent, Texas, and a tropical storm warning was in effect for Baffin Bay to Mesquite Bay, Texas, the National Hurricane Center reported.

As late as 1812, charts of the area only showed a dotted bulge with the words: Baffin's Bay according to the relation of W. Baffin in 1616, but not now believed.

Two weeks after the Anonymous Sudan attacks began, Baffin Bay said it worked with IBM to have the servers taken down.

A hurricane warning was declared for a large stretch of the coast from Baffin Bay, south of Corpus Christi, to Sargent, south of Houston, and storm surge warnings were also in effect.

Baffin and Siku were orphaned when they were just one, and with their chances of survival considered low they were taken to Assiniboine Park Zoo in Winnipeg.

Brynne is a nature photographer trying to get pictures of an elusive bird on remote Baffin Island.

Dr. Gillespie and her team also examined over 300 existing from the park area, most of which were collected in 1950, the last time botanists intensively studied this part of Baffin Island.

Harper said he also plans to speak about Newfoundland trader Robert Janes, who was shot by an Inuk leader named Nuqalluq in 1920 during a trip to northern Baffin Island.

The same day that Florence arrived in northern Baffin, another independent trader, Robert Janes, from Glovertown, Nfld., also arrived and built his own trading post at Tulukkaan, the mouth of the Patricia River.

Baffin Island, part of the Nunavut Territory off of Canada’s northeast coast, is larger than the state of Montana, and home to polar bears, arctic foxes and spectacular mountain scenery.

The daily misery and lack of hope that these people have inflicted on residents and staff alike causes me to offer bacon fat, Baffin Island and polar bears as a solution.

It's a photo of a white polar bear scaling a huge, black scree slope on Baffin Island.

Boas did publish six articles on psychophysics during his year of military service (1882-1883), but ultimately he decided to focus on geography, primarily so he could receive sponsorship for his planned Baffin Island expedition.

Boas was familiar with what Brinton was talking about; he had experienced something similar during his research in Baffin Island and in the Pacific Northwest.

Cargo service From 2004 to 2009, MV Baffin Strait transited between Singapore and Diego Garcia once a month.

Environment Canada also banned the export from Canada of fur, claws, skulls and other products from polar bears harvested in Baffin Bay as of 1 January 2010.

Farley Mowat, p. 43 When the bay was "rediscovered" by Sir John Ross in 1818, the records of the Bylot-Baffin voyage proved extremely accurate.

He then participated in a geographical expedition to northern Canada where he became fascinated with the culture and language of the Baffin Island Inuit.

In 1883, encouraged by Theobald Fischer, Boas went to Baffin Island to conduct geographic research on the impact of the physical environment on native Inuit migrations.

In England, almost total credit for the discovery was given to Baffin, and Bylot was virtually ignored.