The phrase "an ocean fought" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in a poetic or metaphorical context, but it requires additional context to make sense.
Example: "In her dreams, an ocean fought against the shores, restless and wild."
Alternatives: "a sea battled" or "an ocean clashed".
Yet that's what beaches once were: wild, desolate places where the ocean fought the land to a vicious draw.
You can climb the tallest mountain, swim through the deepest ocean, fight the toughest battle, and walk the toughest mile.
The foaming agent could interfere with ocean ecologies or inhibit the uptake of carbon dioxide by the ocean effectively negating one of the major ways that the world's oceans fight global warming naturally.
The last Civic Generation that occurred in the previous cycle was the Great Generation: the same group of people who traveled across the ocean and fought a war to defend our nation's values and liberties, then came home to rebuild our broken country.
Such as Catriona Nicholson, Barra's only surfer, which, she told Davey, gives her a deep respect for the sea: "Fighting the ocean reminds you how small you are compared to nature; it gets your adrenaline going".
Mr. Pristavkin called the commission "a drop in an ocean of cruelty" when he fought to save it.
"And then I'd have 15 seconds of their attention". Three years ago, his nonprofit, Tom Jones Foundation, launched a campaign called Plastic Free Ocean to fight plastic in the water — a problem Jones believes to be the single biggest threat to humans and the environment.
June 14, leader: It was an American who lamented that people would cross the ocean to fight for democracy, but wouldn't cross the street to vote.
The Combined Maritime Force, a mission comprised of 30 navies patrolling the Indian Ocean to fight piracy and terrorism, has seized 1.7 tons of heroin so far this year after intercepting a record 3.4 tons in 2014.
— called Brewer in the novel — senses that the world he had known, of placid neighborhoods where "the doors would slam and the games begin again," with "a war being fought across oceans just so he could spin out his days in such happiness," is changing, almost daily, and he's powerless to stop it.
