Sentence examples for down the ocean from inspiring English sources

Other towns had their historic hotels knocked down — the Ocean House in Watch Hill, R.I., struggled for decades and was demolished a year ago, to be replaced by condominiums.

The infusion of fresh water could slow or shut down the ocean's currents, plunging Europe into bitter winter.

When most people see rays glide up and down the ocean current effortlessly, they rarely stop to think about how they evolutionarily got there.

But deeper down, the ocean is still.

It's everywhere along our roads, in our streams, in our ponds and lakes, in our coastal wetlands, along our beaches, in vast gyres of accumulated plastic debris as large as islands in the ocean, and finally up and down the ocean in the water column.

The down of "down the shore" and "down the ocean" doesn't necessarily imply a southward journey.

It means nobody, apart from those who live in the old city, will get to see anything other than Obama's lengthy convoy speeding down the ocean-hugging boulevard, the Malecón.

"If Europa is habitable, we need to get material from the surface down into the deep interior, down into the ocean," Schmidt said.

These winds are called the Santa Ana winds, and as the air flows down towards the ocean they get funnelled down canyons, increasing the wind speed even more.

The two started to walk down to the ocean.

Half of it was brought down when the ocean crashed over dunes.