Sentence examples for front of waves from inspiring English sources

With the sky overcast, Mark Patricof was out at Wiborg Beach in East Hampton posing his daughter Lily, 14, and their Portuguese water dog, Harry, in front of waves taller than trailer trucks.

One, there's no "i" in front of "Wave".

One, there's no "i" in front of "Wave". Duh.

An Expedition is an unusually large car to learn with, but it's dwarfed by the boat she spent so much time sailing, which was 40 feet long, with a 60-foot mast capable of traveling at speeds of 25 knots, or 29 miles per hour, racing down the fronts of waves.

The performers face out to thousands of young Liberians swaying in front of crashing waves.

We need more lessons, and real-world water skills such as how to handle rips – and take selfies in front of enormous waves without killing ourselves.

Over the July 4th weekend at the beach, a gaggle of teenagers near me were snapping iPhone photos of each other standing in front of the waves.

The workers followed the waterline like shorebirds, scurrying up the beach in front of breaking waves and moving back down with receding waters.

"Happy 2016 to my beautiful Instafriends!" the 33-year-old wrote Sunday on Instagram, captioning the photo of herself smiling big and posing in front of crashing waves.

Rip currents drag swimmers around or trap them in front of huge waves that break with such force they can knock people out.

Only original alleles are present in front of the wave, and behind the wave is an area taken by over the mutant allele.