Sentence examples for far seas from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'far seas' is not correct in written English
Instead, you could use the phrase 'distant seas' or 'distant shores.' Example sentence: I dream of traveling to distant shores and exploring new cultures.
The administration had ambitions to build a bigger fleet, but the proposed expansion was cut short; by the time Admiral Kelso became chief of naval operations in 1990, the cold war was over, the so-called peace dividend — a shrinking Pentagon budget — was coming due, and the Navy had to strain to dispatch its flotillas to far seas like the Persian Gulf.
An enduring conundrum at the heart of the global warming issue/challenge/crisis/emergency is that the dramatic facets that matter most to society — how fast and far seas will rise, how strong hurricanes may get, how many species will vanish — are the least certain.
"Anyone who loves tales of adventure into far seas, unusual experiences, accounts of exotic and almost intoxicating beauty, to say nothing of those enthusiastic fishermen for whose perusal the book is especially intended, will find it a fascinating volume," the Book Review wrote in 1926.
From being a coastal defence force, Chinese Navy has now expanded its role to that of far seas.
We will operate in the far seas and we are a global presence'," said Dean Cheng, a China expert at the Heritage Foundation think-tank in Washington.
China calls the new strategy "far sea defense," and the speed with which it is building long-range capabilities has surprised foreign military officials.
American officials have reacted with growing concern over China's naval ambitions, a new strategy that Chinese admirals have described as its "far sea defense".
"With our naval strategy changing now, we are going from coastal defense to far sea defense," Rear Adm. Zhang Huachen, deputy commander of the East Sea Fleet, said in an interview with Xinhua, the state news agency.
Chinese admirals say the navy is prepared to go beyond its traditional role of coastal defense and engage in "far sea defense" -- sending ships to waters between the Strait of Malacca, off Singapore, and the Persian Gulf to protect economic interests.
Like perspective drawing, the opposite two-dimensional approach -- a picture freed from habitual distinctions like close and far, sea and air -- creates tension between what we know to be the case and what we see in front of us.
When shooting over the sea, this includes things like the height of waves versus the height of the drone, and even how far sea spray is carried in updrafts.
