Sentence examples for be at sea from inspiring English sources

Burial will be at sea.

Non-philosophers (including many scientists) will, alas, be at sea.

If the Obama campaign appears to be at sea right now, that might be the reason.

To be at sea is to experience life unsegmented into days, hours, minutes.

The old set-up limited the days fishermen could be at sea.

Assuming all went well, they'd be at sea for two, maybe three days.

Anyone not immersed in the oeuvre is likely to be at sea, or misled.

The national police, who are predominantly Shiites, seem to be at sea.

But those who don't know the novel may well be at sea (2 40).

It appears the boat will be at sea for 24 to 36 hours before making port.

Whereas, if a film were set in Belfast, the little tykes would be at sea.