Sentence examples for familiar sea from inspiring English sources

Clydesdales clip-clopped around the warning track before the game, and Busch Stadium was awash in its familiar sea of red.

Ms. Bridges is a lively memoirist, habituated since childhood to navigating a familiar sea of misconceptions and prejudices with a tart wit and the "double consciousness," to quote W. E. B. Du Bois, worn by so many African-Americans.

Cathy lamely accounts for this illicit liaison by explaining that what becomes her brother's nightly "plunge, like a swimmer into familiar sea," is only to be expected from two such wounded children.

In fact, in this part of the spectrum, it is dimmer even than the moon, which spits a few of them off when its rocks are hit by cosmic rays.Through a gamma-ray telescope, therefore, the sky looks nothing like the familiar sea of points that human eyes perceive at night.

That elusive, flickering, familiar, sea-polished shade of copper-green got into my head last year when I was standing on the roof of an apartment building in the Bronx.

To maximize consistency, hematology was performed by a single technician familiar with sea turtle hematology, and a single reference laboratory at the College of Veterinary Medicine at North Carolina State University was used for plasma chemistries.

This trainer should be someone who specializes in endurance swimming and is familiar with sea swimming.

As they put out into a glassy sea, familiar topographical markers are set aside.

The outline of Christopher Nolan's "Dunkirk" is a clever twist on a familiar trilogy: land, sea, and air.

The familiar lumpsucker, or sea hen (Cyclopterus lumpus), common on both sides of the North Atlantic, spawns along the coast in the winter.

The first episode opens with familiar notes – a sea of fairy lights, a horse-drawn carriage, a grinning, bleached-teeth bachelor, a beautiful woman trotted out to meet him.