Frases de ejemplo en inglés con «Arizona»

Phoenix is the capital of Arizona.
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The statesman comes from Arizona.
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He has shot some Westerns in Arizona.
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Cesar Chavez was born on a small farm near Yuma, Arizona in 1927.
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I met a Native American from Arizona, but he didn't speak a word of his native language.
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Some men get the world. Others get ex-hookers and a trip to Arizona.
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That politician comes from Arizona.
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In the upper elevations of Arizona, there was a forest of tall Ponderosa pine trees.
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The Barringer Meteorite Crater near Winslow, Arizona is believed to have been formed about 49,000 years ago by the impact of a 300,000 ton meteorite.
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On the night of November 16, 1966, the Leonid meteor shower, which occurs in November of each year, rained down on Arizona at the rate of 2300 meteors per minute for a 20 minute period.
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Winding through the high desert, across Colorado, Utah, Arizona and on down the California border, the Colorado river irrigates nearly 4.5 million acres of crops worth billions of dollars annually, nourishes plant and animal life in 11 national parks, and generates more than 4,000 megawatts of electricity.
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What rivers run through Arizona?
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Fadil groomed and raised horses in southern Arizona.
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With the immigration of Mexicans to the United States, today there are also small communities of Nahuatl speakers in California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and New York.
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Her phobia of snakes was only reinforced when she moved to Arizona.
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The Grand Canyon, located in the northwest corner of Arizona, was carved out millions of years ago by water.
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Olympus Mons, an inactive volcano on Mars, spreads over an area as large as the state of Arizona.
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Sami groomed and raised horses in southern Arizona.
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Native Americans of California and Arizona historically used non-returning boomerangs to kill birds and rabbits.
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The Arizona Republican, who first served on the city council in the 1990s, has seen a change in the ferocity of the attacks since the rise of social media.
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The Arizona congresswoman was shot at a 2011 event in Tucson.
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"Las Vegas is in Arizona, you idiot!" "Really?" "And California is in Los Angeles."
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“I’m happy to be here and see the different sites and how each culture interprets devotion to God in different ways,” said Michael Aliprandini from the U.S. state of Arizona.
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Rosenberg’s student debt commenced in 1993, when he enrolled as an undergraduate at the University of Arizona, according to court documents.
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This part of Algeria feels like Arizona.
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A father in quarantine on a Marine base in California was able to attend his daughter’s wedding hundreds of kilometers away in Arizona through a telepresence robot.

You need to be careful when driving into a wash during the monsoon season in Arizona.

She fell in love with fieldwork studying lizards in the Chiricahua Mountains of Arizona.

The arroyos in Arizona sometimes run with water after a rainfall.

I like Geography, that taught me to distinguish China from Arizona, for such knowledge is very useful, particularly at night.

Arizona might vote blue for the first time since 1996.

I've never been to Arizona. Actually, I don't know where it is at all.

Javelinas are ugly and vicious wild animals that live in Arizona.

There have been inroads against ever growing urban illumination. The International Dark Sky Association in Tucson, Arizona, a group that claims 3,600 members in more than 70 countries, says efforts to curb excess light are under way from the Australian Outback to Britain's Sherwood Forest. In the Czech Republic, an anti-air pollution law also fights light pollution by requiring shielded fixtures to block upward beams. Laws have also been enacted in Chile, thanks to persuasive astronomers who staff the three big observatories there.

Each fall, Florida, Arizona, and California see thousands of Canadians, called "snowbirds," drive south to take up temporary residence during the cold Canadian winter.

Syrian refugees are bonding with their Arizona neighbors through food — specifically dessert. Volunteers are helping the Syrian bakers sell their homemade pastries at farmers markets, special events and bookstores. The names of the sweets — namoura, ma’amoul, barazek — are unfamiliar to American consumers, but the tastes of honey, cinnamon and nuts are not.

Ziri lives in a small town, not too far from a Native American reservation in Arizona.

Texas, Alabama, Utah, and Arizona abuse trans children.

The weather was very dry and hot when I went to Southern Arizona.

Philip Christensen, a geophysicist at Arizona State University, Tempe, focuses his attentions on Mars and Earth.

The sunniest place on Earth is in the United States. It is Yuma, Arizona, which gets over 4,000 hours of sunshine per year.

Ms. Lester has the tall, broad-shouldered look of a farm girl and sports a bright red baseball cap that reads "cowgirl". She's one of a group of volunteers setting up water tanks and fencing across a 200,000-hectare swath of northern Arizona. The tanks will eventually provide water to hundreds of elk, deer, antelope, and even cattle. "I mean, they gotta drink, and in this kind of drought, you've gotta bring the water to them and take care of them, because they will suffer if we don't do something out here," she says.

In 1964, Senator Barry Goldwater won the Republican presidential nomination even though questions were raised about his having been born in Arizona when it was still a territory and not a state. The question never gained much traction and was made moot when President Lyndon Johnson defeated Goldwater in a landslide.

By far, most land owned by the federal government is in the American West. The feds own almost 47 percent of the 11 coterminous Western states, which include California, Nevada, Oregon, Washington State, Arizona, New Mexico, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado and Utah. The U.S. government owns a whopping 85 percent of land in the state of Nevada.

The capital of Arizona, Phoenix, is called Hoozdoh in Navajo.

Back in 2014 Sheppard and his colleague Chad Trujillo at Northern Arizona University were the first scientists to theorize about the existence of a giant planet in the outer solar system that is now being called Planet 9.

By 1300 the Puebloan people throughout the Four Corners region had departed, emigrating primarily to central Arizona and the Rio Grande valley in New Mexico.

In August 1986 the ringtail became the State Mammal of Arizona.

He moved from California to Arizona.