oasis

The warning light for Harmattan winds will be continuous vertical glare (white) on all oases of trans-Saharan N.

But his thirst doth not persuade him to become like those comfortable ones: for where there are oases, there are also idols.

There were other oases scattered about--possibly they had been journeying to one of these.

Even the Sahara had its oases; but this frightful world gave no indication of containing a square foot of hospitable ground.

These projects are part of the continuity of the Sustainable Management of Oasis Ecosystems in Tunisia project, funded by the GEF for the benefit of 6 oases in Tozeur, Gafsa, Kebili and Gabes.

City people love to visit and spend days in desert oases away from their crowded life.

The threat has been raised in a book Oases of Oman : Livelihood systems at the crossroads.

You'll come to understand the important roles oases have played in Egypt's history, economy, and culture.

For her part, Algerian Minister of the Environment, Fatma Zohra Zerouati, reiterated the need to "make every effort to benefit from the right to obtain subsidies to ensure the protection of oases".

Al Ain Satellite and aerial imagery besides normal photographs have helped experts unearth a trove of information relating to the date palm oases of Al Ain as they attempt to map the seven green spaces that are considered jewels of Arabian culture and traditions.