Sentence examples for damaging waves from inspiring English sources

Coastal residents between Groote Eylandt and Nhulunbuy have been warned of a dangerous storm tide significantly higher than usual, with damaging waves and dangerous flooding, and are advised to take shelter now.

The third hurricane struck Georgia, accompanied by damaging waves in north Florida.

Instead of damaging waves overtopping levees and sea walls, we should create a giant green wave of innovation that sweeps across this country, creating jobs by the millions.

Since ocean waves and currents co-exist and twist with each other in natural marine environments and their interaction may result in more severe damaging waves, taking both of them and their interaction into account is important in better understanding of damage processes of coastal bridges.

However, large swells produced by the storm caused moderate damage along coastal areas of the Philippines, forcing workers in Manila to clear debris left by the damaging waves.

According to the brand, the DW IV protects the iPhone while also shielding the owner from potentially damaging waves emanating from the device.

For those greater than magnitude 4, the researchers could provide a rough estimate of magnitude within 1 second of the arrival of the first P wave--or as much as tens of seconds before damaging S waves showed up.

A location 35 miles from the epicenter will get about a 15-second warning before the slower, damaging seismic waves arrive.

Three lines had to close in 2014 after being damaged by waves, most memorably at Dawlish on the south coast of Devon where the track was left hanging in mid-air.

Striding around a dockside yard where his "decontamination unit" works, he keeps an eye on 11 workers who are stooped over drills, bolts and iron mallets to repair oil-containment booms damaged by waves and strong currents in the gulf.

In Romania, along the Black Sea shore, many beaches and resorts have been damaged by waves.