Sentence examples for confusing sea from inspiring English sources

A lack of federal regulation – and an array of different state-level policies – adds to the confusing sea of options.

- The winner of our Good Cop of the Week award is Sarasota, Florida, officer Derek Conley, who, along with some forthright civilians, caught and then released some very confused sea turtle hatchlings who had begun to crawl up a beach in the direction of a hotel resort instead of toward the water where they belonged.

Previously: End The winner Baby Deer.

Norwegian comic Simonsen plays Erik, with an exaggerated accent that sounds like a confused, sarcastic sea lion.

Plastic bags can bear a striking resemblance to jellyfish underwater, and scientists have long known they have a tendency to confuse hungry sea turtles.

Ten scuba divers attempted to dance as crazily as humanly possible in an underwater environment, undoubtedly confusing the local sea life.

Salt water actually keeps our oceans free from many human pathogens – so why not give the beach another try and get back in the water?" The American TV host and political commentator Bill O'Reilly also found the world's seas confusing.

Confusing the Indian Ocean for India, our new Ambassador to India is deposited in the middle of the sea, never to be seen again.

Benn railed against the unlicensed use of wavelengths that might interfere with emergency signals and confuse ships at sea.

(The kitchen had confused them with sea scallops and had been rebuked by a customer. "We didn't know," Ramsay said, perplexed).

Tourists with trolleys seemed confused by the sea of blue T-shirts in this country everyone thinks is ruled by the ANC.