Nubian Desert
Americannoun
noun
Example Sentences
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In Telassar, a thriving city hidden below the Nubian Desert, Hopkins’s protagonist, the biracial Harvard Medical student Reuel Briggs, encounters an advanced civilization with “specimens of the highest attainments the world knew in ancient days.”
From New York Times
New high-resolution images of a meteorite found in the Nubian Desert in 2008 revealed it contains diamonds—possibly from a “lost” planet that orbited the sun during the solar system’s formation, scientists say.
From Scientific American
In 2008, pieces of diamond encased in rock descended from space and landed in the Nubian Desert of Sudan.
From Scientific American
The magnitude of the undertaking, not limited to their Nubian Desert crossing and other logistical challenges from one end of Africa to the other, was astounding even by 2016 standards.
From National Geographic
It blew up over the Nubian Desert, in Sudan, and no one was injured.
From Economist
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