Sentence examples for action at sea from inspiring English sources

He returned to England in 1792 because of poor health, but he saw further action at sea (1796 98) and was promoted to admiral in 1814.

A few scenes of action at sea are sandwiched in between the musical and love-in-bloom interludes, apparently as a reminder that the Coast Guard has its serious side too.

In a statement released on Tuesday, MSF described the allegations against the Aquarius crew as "disproportionate and unfounded, purely aimed at further criminalising lifesaving medical-humanitarian action at sea''.

Does this study provide a renewed understanding of the fields of action at sea and of research priorities for both policy-makers and the specialized scientific community?

The Soviets continued to attack, advancing into Finland in the Winter War, and German forces were involved in action at sea.

To the Tories an action at sea was preferable to one ashore: rather than attack the enemy where they were strongest the Tories proposed to attack Louis XIV and Philip V where they were weakest – in their colonial empires and on the high seas.

"Think of how Greenpeace captures the world's imagination with its spectacular actions at sea," says Wehner.

Relations between Japan and South Korea are at one of the lowest points since World War II, and China has provoked both with aggressive actions at sea despite a personal plea to Beijing from Vice President Biden in December.

The primal action is at sea.

Most of the naval action occurred at sea.

As long as the action stays at sea level, the place makes a passable substitute for the Caucasian resort where the original tale is set — nagged by fits of fever and hysterics, and swathed in a summer heat that mocks the gentlemen's stiff collars and the ladies' corsets.