Sentence examples for The seasick from inspiring English sources
adjective
Suffering from sickness, nausea or dizziness due to the motion of a ship at sea.
The seasick moombahton of Dillon Francis' "Masta Blasta" helped define the playful, absurdist aesthetic that Mad Decent pioneered in the early 2010s.
Most of the crew members expressed sympathy for the seasick crowd.
In 1949 54 he voiced Cecil the Seasick Sea Serpent on the TV puppet show Time for Beany.
If nothing else, the Seasick Steve saga has taught us one thing – if you're going to lie about your age, add 10 years.
The ship is a real ship and Golding knows how it is built and how it works, and so by the end does the seasick reader.
But Fucked Up kept going, toward a place Minor Threat disbanded too early to find, eventually learning to combine the seasick physicality of hardcore punk with instrumentation beyond guitars and emotion beyond anger.
Mr. Levinson, the seasick-prone chemist, had a similar reaction on his maiden voyage.
That said, the patch lasts three days, making it convenient for the seasick-prone on a Caribbean cruise.
In return, the seasick-prone partner could not "berate or complain" about cruises, including such digs as blasting the theme from "The Love Boat".
Thanks to Frank's erratic steering, the gulf chop and an ill-advised tuna melt, I was soon rendered useless — not hanging-over-the-rail seasick, exactly, but definitely reduced to breathing deeply and groping for happy thoughts.
Don't forget your prescription or over-the-counter seasick medication.
