to the west

A year later, and a map of the floodplain looks completely different: streams are meandering to the west.

The most famous place to see plays in the USA is called Broadway, in New York City. In the UK, people go to the West End in London.

But one must be blind in order not to see that oceans no longer belong to the West, while land under its domination keeps shrinking.

They came to the West-gate and found it shut, but at the door of the lodge beyond it, there was a man sitting.

Of course, I told him what I knew. But I felt a sense of regret - do we have to go all the way to the West to learn about our own history?

I would like to go to the West End Hotel, here is the map of the area near the hotel, how much will it be?

Minutes later it said the rocket appeared to have passed over Japan with stages falling into the sea to the west and the east.

In two years, cervical cancer has gone from obscure killer confined mostly to poor nations to the West's disease of the moment.

A communist government that had no ties to the West has evolved into a more open government eager to join the international community.

when the sun goes down to the west, the east of his morning stands before him in silence.

In his suicide video Ali says that warnings from the al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden to the west to leave Muslims alone had been ignored.

One day, an officer asked him where he would go if he were released, to East Germany or to the West.

Since the building to the west is only about 10 stories tall, however, the noise may not be as noticeable on the upper floors.

In 1916, the German empire decided to focus again turned to the West line of attack, trying to defeat the French.

Lily's vivid description took the children up to the West Lake.

As the Romans left, the Scotti and Picts, tribes to the west and north, began to raid across the borders.

Javanese and other peoples from the great islands to the west seem to run the local economy, far beyond Jayapura's airport.

After all, the portion of the Caribbean Plate just to the west of this hump is deep water, so it has clearly been pushed down in the past.

Some of that radioactivity could carry in the atmosphere to the west coast of the United States.

Knight: Weve been fighting for your honor all day, burning the towns of your enemies to the west.

Yet he has become something of a national hero, particularly for standing up to the West.

Months later, I returned to the west with brand new visas and a finished manuscript, but this time I got stuck in Dublin airport.

East Germany released Alan Van Norman, a Minnesota man arrested while trying to smuggle an East German family to the West.

Build Huidong into a State-level Base of Quality Cocoon and Silk by the Chance of "Mulberry Transfer from the East to the West"

the Pacific coast of the United States, swheresthe state of Washington is located, the so-called "Orient" is to the west , not the east .

Zhao says the peaceful nature of Zheng He's voyages show that, in stark contrast to the West's rise, China is not an expansionist culture.

When the sun goes down to the west, tower shadow inclined empty, resplendent and magnificent world sunsets, hence the name.

To be fair, only so much of the blame can be apportioned to the West Bengal government.

But to the west, another area of the city is slowly staking a claim as the true romantic soul of Shanghai after years of neglect.

I have recently moved to the west end of the city on a more solid rock base, but do not relish living on the 14th floor of a high rise.

In "Journey to the West" in the sky, the ground, the ground floor of the space constant interaction with a combination of hard.

Dr Alasdair MacKenzie conceded it would not stop those moving to the west adapting to its lifestyle.

If we had time, there was an artificial lake to the west of campus and it was a decent spot for a walk.

The economic downturn has also opened the door to a seemingly alternative ideology to the West's liberal-market approach.

As the Philippine and Mariana plates fold, any islands carried on the top edges of these plates will find themselves carried to the west.

Indeed, the biggest dangers Russia poses to the West may be as an incubator of assorted diseases and of Islamist extremism.

Governments, struggling to hold on to support at home, cannot adjust to a world that no longer belongs to the west.

Moscow recognized the two breakaway Georgian republics, Abkhazia and South Ossetia, a move that seemed to be a direct snub to the West.

The sheep were hiding from the wind under the stone walls, and there were grey clouds over the hills to the west.

The system for visa applicants often appears to have been designed to deter, rather than enable, travel to the west.

It is a touchy issue, since Morocco wants to open up to the West and make tourism one of its main sources of income.

The mountain to the north has a steel-blue light on it, and to the west the sky still holds something of the darkness of the night.

It was almost dusk and the sun was disappearing behind the jagged rust-red hills to the west.

Technological transfer to the West - Many technological innovations from the East seem to have filtered into Europe around that time.

On the surface, the collapse of the Soviet Union reduced China's strategic value to the west.

The IEA was established in 1974 after the oil crisis in an attempt to try to safeguard energy supplies to the west.

The election was a ratification of Yeltsin's leadership to secure democracy, modernize the economy, and reach out to the West.

Swami Vivekananda, a follower of Ramakrishna, along with many others, who brought Hindu beliefs to the West, were all Smarta in belief.

So soft against the kind of realism to the West, represented by anthropology centrism of Western culture.

For just as the lightning comes forth from the east and shines to the west, so will the coming of the Son of Man be.

When the sun goes d have to the West, the East of his morning stores ago he in silence.

A rebel sentry with a blackened face told me to go only as far as Al Uqaylah, twenty-five miles to the west: "It's not safe past there. "

If you truly wish to save your people, lead them across the sea. . . to the west.

Monkey is the hero of the Journey to the West. A son of Nature without any parentage, he springs out of a magic stone.

He considered a strong France, even when it was occasionally difficult, overwhelmingly a boon to the West.

It would not hurt if an alternative supply of hydrocarbons were available from a friendly, democratic country to the west.

Recent research seems to be the origin of the Chinese car to point to the West.

When a chief dies, he is also laid to rest in a hammock with his head to the west.

To the west of the line the animals are Asian and to the east of it the species are a mix of Asian and Australian.

A second Italian, Amerigo Vespucci , actually argued that the landmass to the west of Europe was a whole new continent.

Washington leans left to the west of the Cascade mountains, right to their east, but very few of its political outcomes are extreme.

The Tivoli is a newly renovated middle-class hotel close to the centre of Zurich, located to the west of the city's new commercial district.

TO THE west of the tree-lined avenues and cobblestones of Paris, the steel skeleton of a new skyscraper rises into the air.

No one ever expected Japan to become a military threat to the West, or even a contender for diplomatic influence around the world.

From the start, the price issue has been a focus of attention of all parties to the West-East Gas Transmission Project.

Only one in four "lost" wallets were returned to the West Midlands city but with the money removed.

The beautiful Huaguo Mountain in Lianyungang was the birthplace of the classical Chinese novel, Journey to the West.

Amazing! ! ! ! ! ! ! Wish they'd release more Chinese animation like this on TV or DVD. Love Journey to the West.

'You want somebody to send to the West Indies, you were saying, ' observed Mr Dombey, hurriedly.

The student on the road told me that last Sunday they rode to the West Lake and rowed on the lake.

In Journey to the West, the Monkey King a great energy, aggressive, not the energy of the Monkey King, and many things are done.

Very soon the Third-world economies will have caught up to the West and our companies will then switch back to local production.

It is a huge event, drawing hundreds of thousands of people to the West Lawn of the Capitol building in the heart of Washington.

As a once and future politician, Mr Emanuel was used to being in the spotlight and brought his dramatic ways to the West Wing.

Compared with your attention for the East , we seemed to pay more attention to the West , our many people all wanted to understand you .

Not too long ago, Vivekananda, a household name in his homeland, was famous here as well, as the first missionary from the East to the West.

Russia has issued a blunt challenge to the West to stay out of its Caucasus backyard.

By the time they reached Volantis, the sky was purple to the west and black to the east, and the stars were coming out.

Shen Zong Emperor began to assume a strategic offensive to the West Xia after his enthronement.

Masses of granite only a few kilometers away herald the vast granite area of Central Finland to the west.

The opposition Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) clearly sees Japan as a regional Asian power, and no longer a nation tied only to the West.

In GuaSha, the lawyer in the court misrepresented our masterpiece Journey to the West which leave a deeply impression to me.

He wanted to try to find some way to reach out to the West and see if there was some kind of accommodation.

It was Hezekiah who blocked the upper outlet of the Gihon spring and channeled the water down to the west side of the City of David.

Yoga was practically unknown to the West until the 1960s, when popular culture began to show an interest in Eastern religions.

"We had orders not to fire except in self-defence, " says one, whom Israel allowed to flee to the West Bank.

Traditionally from the east to the west the United States can be divided into seven geographical regions.

In terms of the degree of sentiment, James Shirley's Ode to the West Wind is obviously more profound.

The entrance to the West Wing of the White House is framed by Christmas trees and holiday lights in Washington.

Topics up for discussion include plans to lessen dependence on exports to the West by broadening regional free-trade agreements.

When Plato identified the location of the land he named Atlantis, he placed it to the west-in the Atlantic Ocean.

Paper, one of the Four Great Inventions of ancient China, was spread to the west through the Silk Road.

He suggested that Egypt would not be hostile to the West, but would not be as compliant as Mr. Mubarak either.

They just swing from the east of the Sun to the west and back, and we can only see them just before sunrise or just after sunset.

About in the 12th century, Chinese kite spread to the West and oriental and Western kite culture was formed after years of development.

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has made a rare visit to the West Bank, where he reaffirmed Moscow's recognition of a Palestinian state.

All around the city of Salisbury , AS far AS twenty-two miles to the west , and six miles south , down to the coASt , farmers raise sheep.

"I would visit whenever I went back to the West Coast and have dinner with him when he came to New York , " said Potter.

Xinjiang is continuously enhancing its level of opening-up and has become China's frontline in opening up to the west.

The risk of another war in Georgia is far from over, and the economic crisis has not made Russia any friendlier to the West.

Mitchell's schedule on Monday included shuttling to the West Bank town of Ramallah for a meeting with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.

Kim Jong Il's last smite to the West may be to die in the midst of the worst recession of the last half-century.

A red sky at night (when the sun is to the west) is caused by light passing through dust particles in the air to the west.

It was still starlight when she left the palace on a snow-white donkey, and rode away from the Nile River straight to the west.

Do not ask a policeman the best way to get to the West End or how to use an Oyster card. He wants to help, but he's from the West Midlands.

And two times a year, it sends medical volunteers to the West Bank.

This would be a sorry end for the administration's po1icy of supporting Russian reform and coaxing Russia closer to the West.

To achieve their wishes, they left the Emerald City and set out to the West with courage.

Explorations of a New Land to the West would become a legendary tale of the feared Viking pirates.

And the messages being pumped into the airwaves by satellite television stations are by no means all congenial to the West.

If Americans do not want their oil, then Alberta will build a pipeline to the west coast and sell it to China, they say.

To the west Nanman civilization is just some barbarian culture like the ones in Africa.

I understand that to the east of the fault line the land will rise and that to the west it will sink.

The boss is sending me to the West Coast for a marketing seminar next month.

In "The Journey to the West" , gluttony is one of the most notable shortcomings of Thu Ba-jie. He has an intense food complex.

A few dozen kilometers to the west, in Jiangsu Province, the city of Kunshan now boasts a large population of businessmen from Taiwan.

The land to the west of the Mississippi will drop so that the Mississippi will become 50 miles wide in the state of Mississippi.

from the most eastern East China Sea, Taiwan to the west of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, Archaeological findings may have to prove it.

The railway station to the west of the coastguard tower was built in the fifteenth century not one of the gate.

One of the Hen Emperors sent a mission to the west of China and brought back the scriptures, Indian monks and the images of Buddha.

The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center issued alerts for countries to the west and across the Pacific as far away as Colombia and Peru.

But rural China, inland and to the West, is in the beginning stages of development.

to. Land to the east of the Urals is called Asia; land to the west, Europe.

The tsunami that it caused killed people in Hawaii, Japan and the Philippines and caused damage to the west coast of the United States.

While Albania was long considered a source of smuggled migrants and a transit country from the East to the West, this has recently changed.

Journey to the west ", is one of the Four Great classical Chinese novels. "

European traders would export manufactured goods to the west coast of Africa where they would be exchanged for slaves.

The difference in longitude between two positions as a result of a movement to the west.

They trekked out to the west coast in search of the mythical opportunities open there.

B: Yes. I'm thinking about going to the West Lake to see the dragon boat race.

She could well understand how women in particular wanted to get away to the West where daily life was so much more convenient.

Along with following the lives of several young migrant women, my book also traces my own family's migrations within China and to the West.

Part V: Case study of some foreign enterprises on the issue of investing in human capital case to provide reference to the west enterprises.

U. S. assistance to the West Bank and Gaza reflects congressional displeasure over the victory by Hamas in Palestinian elections.

A few days before May, 1st, my thoughts were on a wonderful trip to the West Lake.

In Oklahoma City's flood on Monday, says Sowko, there was a low-pressure area to the west of the city.

the kind that might carry a nuclear weapon to the west coast of America, for instance.

The sun is bearing to the west in the sky.

He studied Sufi mysticism in his youth and brought some of its ideas to the West.

Israel would then find itself with a Hizbullah-led government to the north, Hamas to the west and the Muslim Brothers to the south.

Oh, that's how Journey to the West, one of the four greatest ancient Chinese novels was written.

The verse form of Shelley's "Ode to the West Wind" has five strophes, and each strophe is exactly the same in form.

Associated Press interpretation of these words refer to the West's nuclear arsenal.

Through comparative study, a amazing similarity of narrative mode is found in the book of Pilgrimage to the West and Outlaws of the Marsh.

He came to the West Indies when he was very young and plundered the Spanish settlements of Puerto del Principe, Puerto Bello, and Maracaibo.

For Mr Ben Ali, and to a lesser extent Mr Mubarak, defending women's rights was a useful sop to the West.

The dance spread to the West Coast to Los Angeles, there was imitation of the puppet movements of the robot dance.

Jerry: Many Chinese master works have been translated into many languages. "Journey to the West" has also been reproduced as TV plays in US.

His travels occurred prior to the return of Marco Polo to Europe, and his writings give a reverse viewpoint of the East looking to the West.

It is located to the west of the city and is slim in its shape, so people named it Slender WestLake.

But on a flight to the West Coast to visit friends for the Thanksgiving Holiday, I accepted the call of "psychologist, heal thyself. "

Because large productivity gains were confined to the West, the populous parts of the world stayed poor.

Catherine Bertini has begun a visit to drought-stricken Ethiopia with a plea to the West to commit more food aid.

Protests, so far quite small, have become more frequent in Mezze, to the west, and in the old city itself.

The Soviet Union became an industrial giant, a military superpower, and a threat to the West.

Other parts of Asia have been hit by the slowdown in exports to the West.

Shoppers here are beginning to hit the stores in China's closest equivalent to the West's Christmas shopping season.

The fate of these two countries matters to the West for two big reasons: energy and security.

Then to the west is to take the edge of the hills into the plains, planted crops and fruit trees.

All the rivers on this side of the mountains run down to the west coast, while the rivers on the other side run down to the eastern ocean.

As for the court to the west, there were four at the road and two at the court itself.

Pin the S America Plate at the tip, but spread the Atlantic apart so the top part of S America must roll to the west.

Mr O'Neill states that China is no longer dependent on exports to the west.

It is said that Poland will repaid the loans by exporting some of the new products back to the West.

Heathrow Airport is closest to the West End. Most flights form the United States arrive at Heathrow.

The waters of the Aegean Sea border Greece to the east, and those of the Ionian and Mediterranean Sea to the west and south.

Exports to the West did not surge until 2000. The region's current-account surplus actually shrank between 1998 and 2001.

He does not elaborate. But Turkey's friendship with the Islamic republic has also proved useful to the West.

Clearly, the Seaway is being pulled open, and to the west of this rip we have British Columbia, where a landslide occurred at Hope.

To the West, the notion of a world in which the center of globaleconomic gravity lies in Asia may seem unimaginable.

In future Mr Lukashenka's quarrels with Russia should not make him any more acceptable to the West.

Inland is the Great Dividing Range and the tablelands , fertile areas of flat agricultural land that run to the west .

The summer of 1949 brought extreme fires to the West, and that August some of "his boys" went to jump a fire at Mann Gulch in Montana.

China should study to the West, but will imitate the West is not the Chinese administration supervision development road of future.

At the end of this march I came to an opening, where the country seemed to descend to the west.

Admiring friends offered to carry him at their own cost to the Yellowstone River, --to the West Indies, --to South America.

Mr. Obama is set to travel to the West Bank on Thursday to meet with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Prime Minister Salam Fayyad.

Even the autocratic Armenia and Azerbaijan may now look more to the West than they did before the war in Georgia.

For years, Asians interested in entering the best business schools had little choice but to head to the West.

The U. S. is not beholden to China, but China is "hostage to the West. "

And it starts China's struggle to stand up to the West and as a modern nation.

Many made it to the west coast of Australia, where they were captured.

Even after three bloody wars, the US failed to force all of the Seminole Indians in Florida to the West.

The River Thames with The Houses of Parliament and Whitehall on the left bank looking over Horse Gaurds Parade to the West End of London.

East and Jinxi, Dongxiang adjacent to the West Forest Chongren, Harvest, south Nancheng, Yihuang, bordering the North with Jinxian.

Previous studies stress on the similarity of Jin Sheng-tans novel theory of narrative angle to the west narrative theory.

It is bound to the west by the Atlantic Ocean, to the northeast by the North Channel.

There is an active debate within the party on the approach to take to the west in general and to the US in particular.

The eruption destroyed this road over the Markarfljot River to the west of the glacier.

30This same Hezekiah also stopped the upper watercourse of Gihon, and brought it straight down to the west side of the city of David.

However, that option is not open to public sector entities; for better or worse, their credit risk is tethered to the West.

The old monk said, "You can have a try like this---in the morning sit to the west to read; and in the afternoon sit to the east to read. "

In the 19th century with the United States expanding to the West, mapping new territories was extremely important.

The British and other Europeans who went out to the West Indies to get rich usually died first.

The runoff causes the low-density water piling along the coast; and the Coriolis effect makes the water flow to the west.

The land they're squatting on has arable tracts, trees, hills to the west and natural springs.

I could see clear across the region to the reservoir bordering Hebei Province to the west.

Journey to the West not to write Zhu Bajie mentor, but I guess Zhu Bajie mentor founder of Taoism.

Most significantly, China had "coupled" its growth to the west, becoming an export powerhouse to ensure ever rising standards of living.

today it is more expensive for a shanghainese to make a trip to the west of china than to some of the southeast asia countries.

As their inflation transmits back to the west through trade and currency market, the west will suffer stagflation.

Later, the Buddhist Xuanzang traveled from Chang'an to the west on land in his starting and returning journeys.

The author of the Journey to the West is generally believed to be Wu Cheng'en.

All components within the calculator are anchored to the west and fill their spaces horizontally.

Just over a slight rise to the west, a 19-car freight train slowly made its way up the incline.

and shaking my hand happily, shyly, expressing their gratitude to the West and their outrage at Qaddafi, and their humiliation, too.

The smaller island of Little San Salvador to the west is privately owned and used as a port of call for cruise ships.

Meanwhile, Israeli military authorities dismantled a key checkpoint that restricted access to the West Bank city of Jericho.

Some people say it could be a dry run for transferring Arabs in northern Israel to the West Bank.

He put a glass dish with sugar water and honey to the west of the hive.

The author of "the Journey to the West" expressed his outlook on talent through the vivid fairy tale.

Instead, the Kremlin has tried to define a separate Russian identity largely in opposition to the west.

Finally, I persuaded him to go to the West to work together with me.

Assad had received a lot of economic support from the former Soviet Union; that was gone now, so he needed to reach out to the West.

The revolution of paradigms in management means much more to Chinese management than to the west.

The technique of algebra could have been passed on to the west at this time.

Within four decades, a much larger country, across an ocean to the west, would clearly supplant Britain as the world's dominant power.

between two positions as a result of a movement to the west.

The reported trade figure however show an increase in exports from China to the West. China has also increased her imports.

The area of Spanish Florida diminished with the establishment of English colonies to the north and French colonies to the west.

Aboutin the 12th century, Chinese kite spread to the West and oriental andWestern kite culture was formed after years of development.

Russia is also bound to the west by dependence on foreign investment and the global economy.

Mr Abbas's men have laboured to harness rural vigilantes to ensure that demonstrations are confined to the West Bank cities they control.

With calm gradually returning to the West Bank, Bethlehem has again become a magnet for Christmas pilgrims.

The company has transferred to the west coast.

The secretary then traveled to the West Bank city of Ramallah and Jerusalem for meetings with Palestinian and Israeli officials.

Looking forward, it is really not up to the west, much less the US, to plan Libya's transition.

On the evening of the fourth day he saw a bright trail leading across the water to the west.

We took a photo along the west lake shore after the flagging walked on, came to the west lake.

A possibly greater flashpoint than the missile launch is a disputed maritime boundary to the west of the Korean peninsula.

Georgia has strategic significance, partly because a key pipeline that carries oil from the Caspian Sea to the West passes through it.

This poem brought two of my interest, the party is determined to travel to the West Lake in the rain.

On Wednesday, Mrs. Clinton is due to travel to the West Bank for meetings with President Mahmoud Abbas and other Palestinian officials.

Finally, to the West Inner Mongolia Power Grid as an example, to verify the validity of the classification.

Joshua had taken about five thousand men and set them in ambush between Bethel and Ai, to the west of the city.

And even a minor shift back to the west could bring direct impacts to portions of the coastline from the mid-Atlantic northward.

The harshness of the punishments they sometimes mete out only seems incomprehensible to the west.

and counter-terrorism, which seeks to deal narrowly with threats to the West, mainly through air strikes or raids by special forces.

It has also spread to the west and down to sea level.

An emerging Chinese way of supplying aid might be another possibility, a challenge to the west, but also an opportunity.

At the time the conquering Burmese induced Buddhist Rakhines to seek shelter in Bengal, to the west.

Compared to the West, there appears to exist a time lag phenomenon.

Exports to the West did not surge until 2000.

Southeastern US is pulled down slightly, while the land just to the west of the Mississippi drops slightly.

To the west of thirteen states stretched limitless lands into which settlers were now pushing in ever-increasing numbers.

Even as China has flung open its doors to the West and modernized, a deeply conservative and chauvinistic attitude persists.

The offices were quite. Far below I could hear the rumble of tube trains carrying commuters to the west end .

These mansions have great, expansive windows directly facing Central Park to the west, providing a gorgeous view.

The rise of Beijing's military power and its expanding global ambitions pose a risk to the West and to Moscow.

Al-Qaeda condemns it for selling out to the west.