Sentence examples for coast calm from inspiring English sources
Dianne seems to bring that out in him — because she's so West Coast, calm, cool, stately".
Dianne seems to bring that out in him because she's so West Coast, calm, cool, stately".
Best of all, though, is the sea: wild and Atlantic on the east coast, calm and Caribbean on the west.
When the bits centering on Val's on-and-off jealous hostility have him pecking away at Ellie's newfound West Coast calm, Mr. Allen gets his laughs.
An often-overlooked facet of the Algarve's charm is that the interior completely contrasts with the coast – a calm, undeveloped mix of remote villages and dramatic countryside.
Lipsett recognised that there was no immediate threat to the Canadian coast and calmed fears whilst simultaneously organising the local militia forces and deploying the two submarines purchased by provincial Premier Richard McBride.
That means approaching the coast only in calm weather, and reducing speed if sailing through ice or in poor visibility.
The hierarchy at the south-coast club kept calm, results have improved – only two defeats in 11 matches, both by the score of 1-0 – and the noose has suddenly disappeared.
Addressing Gulf coast residents, he sounded calm but firm.
The closest to an exception is "Yacht Approaching the Coast," with its relatively calm sea and its bored-out center of sun and light.
FOR the second time in as many weeks, President Nicolas Sarkozy flew to Paris for the day from his holiday spot on France's Mediterranean coast to try to calm the markets.
