The swirling stars call to mind the countless eons of erosion that cut The Wave into the sandstone, and create an evening vista that might make even van Gogh jealous.
In the pathway of the sun, In the footsteps of the breeze, Where the world and sky are one, He shall ride the silver seas, He shall cut the glittering wave.
The hags had a rug so we opened that out and used our knife to cut the Brie or wave at aspects of the picnic we didn't agree with.
Cut through the waves of the Aegean on four-mast tall ship Star Clipper, sailing from Athens through the Cyclades for a week on 20 July.
Out on the water, brightly painted dugout canoes cut through the waves on their way out to fish as they have done for centuries.
It's an ungainly mime, legs akimbo and hands grasping invisible handle bars, but as soon as you cut through the waves, it's easy to forget posture.
We notice that the temperature fields have been affected by the fractional order (upsilon) and the thermal waves cut the x-axis more rapidly when υ decreases.
All Fanton had to do was scale back the frequency of the radiation — shifting from harsh laser light to milder radio waves — and cut the treatment temperatures from as high as 400F (204C) to 149F (65C).
All Fanton had to do was scale back the frequency of the radiation — shifting from harsh laser light to milder radio waves — and cut the treatment temperatures from as high as 400F to a more constant 149F.
Callahan tried to rally the Rangers, but his apparent power-play goal with eight minutes left, which would have cut the deficit to 3-2, wavedaved off after it was ruled to have been kicked in.
As most dolphins do, they like to play in our wake, jumping and surfing as the boat cuts through the waves.
