Sentence examples for being submarine from inspiring English sources

Being submarine means that, unlike previous attempts to extract power from waves, they are not subject to storms and the constant battering that life at the interface between sea and air brings.

But Mr. Dunthorne, whose first novel was "Submarine," isn't quirky for the sake of quirk.

The base's main missions are submarine tracking and fighter patrols.

Similarly, there were submarine successes in the United States by rival inventors John P. Holland (an Irish immigrant) and Simon Lake.

The main stratigraphic feature in the east is turbidities and in the west are submarine channels.

As long as there are delusions of grandeur, there will be submarine pictures.

Deep-sea hydrothermal vents and cold seeps are submarine springs where nutrient-rich fluids emanate from the sea floor.

Growing in popularity among travelers is submarine tourism, which isn't a new concept per se.

If the pitcher is submarine or side-arm, don't swing.

Their weapon of choice was submarines, known in German as Unterseeboot (undersea boat) or U-boot (U-boat).

Then there are submarines.