Sentence examples for enough sea from inspiring English sources

Season with enough sea salt so that water tastes mildly of salt.

Add enough sea salt so the water tastes just a little less salty than seawater.

"Without enough sea ice, these birds can't reach what must be very productive areas of the ocean," Fraser said.

Place these in a suitable dish, sprinkle with enough sea salt simply to season them and squeeze over the lemon juice.

Historically, enough sea ice has persisted in the Hanna Shoal area throughout the summer, even while the ice melts away further south, to allow the walruses to stick around and feed throughout the warmer months.

If Britain were to build a cruise missile, it would have to be long-range (at least 2,500 miles to give the sub firing it enough sea room to hide in) and probably hypersonic (for it to have a better chance of not being shot down).

For 14 years, Francine DeCicco has worked as the event coordinator of Leonard's of Great Neck, the fabled Long Island catering hall that has arguably seen enough sea-foam taffeta pass through its doors to cover the Hermitage twice.

The UK has a great wind resource and shallow enough seabed to exploit it, and could even "power most of Europe if it [the UK] went to the extreme with offshore", he said.

"There's enough sun, sea and sand here," he says.

For centuries, residents of Yumingzui, a village of 562 people in the eastern province of Shandong, enjoyed a quiet life by the ocean, harvesting enough fish, sea cucumbers and abalone to support a prosperous seafood trade.

If these bouts of winter disturbance are frequent enough, the sea palm flourishes.