1.   Busy traffic very soon humanized these inland seas, linking their coasts, their civilizations and their history.

2.   As the cold air gathers heat and moisture from these inland seas, ascending currents of air will lead to heavy snow downwind of their shores.

3.   Both Ness and Champlain are former inland salt seas, extensions of the Atlantic Ocean, with abundant supplies of fish.

4.   He said they still are used by some Asian nations, but mostly for fisheries on inland seas.

5.   In winter, the Great Lakes are portrayed as inland seas of storminess.

6.   Indeed, the Great Lakes are truly like inland seas.

7.   On average, regions to the lee of these inland seas have the dubious distinction of being among the cloudiest places in the nation from mid-autumn through winter.

8.   When arctic air traverses these inland seas, heat and moisture are gathered, which often lead to snow-producing clouds.