But George says that's what they said, for the aurora borealis is caused by the earth a-rolling around and rubbing the air just as the sparks is caused by stroking the cat's back.
And whence comest thou, O beauteous vision, with the Aurora Borealis hair?
Then that Venerable Person went away without returning And, the madness of the season having also taken flight, All the people soon were blushing like the skies to crimson burning When Aurora Borealis fires her premises by night.
Even the history of opinions concerning the Aurora Borealis itself, might be cited upon this very point.
Aurora Borealis seen in the Day-time at Canonmills.
But in New Zealand it is superseded by the form of the yucca; for the Dracaena borealis of Aiton is a Convallaria, of which it has all the appearance.
Aurora Borealis and spots on the Sun, 55; and twinkling, 87.
When an Aurora Borealis is visible, there is a marked increase in the amount of twinkling.
Although pale-green is the most frequent colour, the aurora borealis has often been observed with blue and red hues; and the sky has been seen suffused with an intense crimson colour by it.
What the aurora borealis is no one knows, although many have hazarded opinions regarding it.
Aurora Borealis first seen in England, and was gazed upon with every degree of alarm till nearly three o'clock in the morning.
An appearance similar to the aurora borealis first witnessed in the southern hemisphere, by Mr. Forster, who accompanied Capt.
Aurora borealis first noticed in this country, and filled the people with alarm and consternation.
The first symptom of an aurora borealis is commonly a low arch of pale, greenish-yellow light, placed at right angles to the magnetic meridian.
Again, they say that the Aurora Borealis is owing to the spirits of their fathers frisking at football.
The Aurora Borealis conforms not to any of these tests.
Gmelin describes the Aurora Borealis of those regions as differing in color according to the states of the atmosphere, "sometimes assuming the appearance of blood.
The same preacher adduced the Aurora Borealisas another sign of the last days.
Photo-Electricity of Fluor Spar Crystals The Aurora Borealis and Telegraph Cables The Photographic Image: What It Is.
Aurora Borealis THIS has been a busy spring with us.
I have seen the aurora borealis several times; also a splendid meteoric phenomenon that surpassed every thing I had ever seen or even heard of before.
From Lasiurus borealis frantzii (Peters), which occurs to the southward, L.
The Mexican red bat, thus, is left without a name, and for it I propose Lasiurus borealis ornatus new subspecies Type.
The doctor could observe magnificent aurora borealis almost every night; from four till eight p.
Alshemali andBorealis are other names for this star.
The limit was the sky, with the Southland on one side and the aurora borealis on the other.
The stars leaped and danced in the frosty air, and overhead the colored bars of the aurora borealis were shooting like great searchlights.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "borealis" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
