Sentence examples for feeling sea from inspiring English sources

And he wasn't the only one – all around him people were feeling sea sick.

While it hints at the story of selkies that is to be found inside the cover, I can't help feeling Sea Hearts would have been a more fitting name for the book, for it is the hearts of all the inhabitants of Rollrock Island, witch and selkie and human and half-breed alike, that are affected by the magic of the sea.

He'd told them that he'd been feeling sea-sick and that his arms felt "numb" and were "giving out".

Young people feeling at sea is nothing new, but my generation is staring down a peculiar set of unknowns.

Then, in the very last pages, they acknowledge that the effort probably hasn't quite succeeded and that the reader is still feeling at sea.

If you're reading a book with footnotes, switching to the back-of-the-book notes can leave you feeling at sea, uncertain you'll get back to the right page afterwards (another benefit of sticking your thumb in to hold your place in a real book).

Looking over the Kingston Harbor and feeling the sea breeze brings back sweet memories.

"This is better," Saintil said, peering from the opening of a newly erected communal tent, feeling the sea breeze in her face.

It's all about indulging the senses at this peaceful coastal escape: seeing Penobscot Bay sparkling through the trees, smelling the sea, feeling the ocean breeze on your skin.

You're doing something outdoors, in the sea, feeling fit and healthy.

But in Saffy's Angel the story includes a beautiful exploration of new friendship between two young teenagers, both feeling slightly at sea in their own lives, who come to love and need each other.