Sentence examples for Much underwater from inspiring English sources

Open water practice is vital - unlike in a swimming pool, you can't see much underwater in a lake and that takes a bit of getting used to.

Besotted by the general's flowing locks and limpid eyes, the princess exchanges her heart for the fox's demonic beauty, a transaction accomplished with the aid of sinuous animation and much underwater hanky-panky.

Unless you're a fan of dark, murky water, Loch Ness doesn't have all that much underwater scenery to offer.

With so much underwater diversity, it can be easy to look, but not see – which is where the marine experts on live-aboard catamaran Sail Ningaloo come in.

These findings mean we need to determine how much "underwater vessel noise might interfere with their ability to detect salmon in their critical habitats," he says.

Even with a mask it's hard to see much underwater if the sky is dark and gloomy.

"20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" Much baseball, underwater.

"It has as much mystique underwater as it does when it is exposed," he said.

"Pretty badly," said Mr. Thomas, who says reporters kicked up so much sand underwater they couldn't see much of the movie.

Most of the major actors get at least their feet wet, and some spend so much time underwater that they could probably qualify for lifeguards' certificates.

A whale with intent moves much faster underwater than we ever will; 30 metres is a dimension the whale can inhabit with one swift motion.